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The Highest Paying College Degrees

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Harmoniously and Effortlessly Attracting Success. The Highest Paying College Degrees. January 13, 2015. The most important factor to consider when choosing a degree is your passion. If you don’t love the subject, then you’ll struggle to the end and resent your final career path. If your passion lies in engineering, then you’re in luck! The following is a list of the highest paid graduate jobs in America today. This list is based on official government data collected by PayScale. This is a relatively new ...

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Keisai Eisen – 69 Stations of the Kisokaido – Plate 8. – Rekishi Nippon

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Keisai Eisen 69 Stations of the Kisokaido Plate 8. Tagged 53 stages of the tokaido. Sixty nine stations of the kisokaido. Title: Konosu Station, View of Mt Fuji from Fukiage. The traveller in the center of the print looks to be carrying goods on his shoulder with a bamboo pole, preparing to have a smoke from his pipe. He is carrying a weapon, possibly a katana which is held against his body by a sash. There are four other travellers making their way along the road heading north. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.

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Site Update – Rekishi Nippon

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After 2 years with the same theme, I decided to make a change. Please tell me what you think. I hope this new theme will showcase more of the articles on the front page so people can get a better idea what the article is about. The layout I think is a little more organised than the last one as well. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Address never made public). You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out. Discove...

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Kyoto, Meiji Period print. – Rekishi Nippon

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Kyoto, Meiji Period print. I have had this print on file for a while but was never able to find the details of it other than it was Kyoto. Thankfully a fellow Japanese history lover found the info. You will see that I have two versions of the print. One is probably the original colourised one while the other you can see has been further enhanced. Thankyou and enjoy this great print. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:. Jomon pottery ...

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16th & 17th Century Japanese Christianity – Rekishi Nippon

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16th and 17th Century Japanese Christianity. University essay case study:. 16th and 17th Century Japanese Christianity. Boxer, C. R. (1951). The Christian century in Japan: 1549-1650. Berkeley: University of California Press. Cavendish, R. (2001) St Francis Xavier departs from Japan: November 21st, 1551. History Today; Nov, No. 51, Academic Research Library. Tuan, Y. (1999) Language and the Making of Place: A Narrative-Descriptive Approach, Annals of the Association of American Geographers, Vol. ...Willi...

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Requested: Handwritten form of 喜 - Naruhodo なるほど

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Naruhodo なるほど. Requested: Handwritten form of 喜. In my very first post I wrote about special Japanese birthdays. The one on the bottom left might pass as 七十七. It is of course also important to realize that the author of the source I used might be way off, and that the reason for calling the 77th birthday 喜寿 might be something completely different. Nevertheless, the picture is uploaded and you can judge for yourselves. Kodama, Kota. Kuzushiji Yorei Jiten. Tokyo: Kondo shuppansha, 1980. A Man with Tea.

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New links page - Naruhodo なるほど

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Naruhodo なるほど. I had originally planned to write a post collecting various links to sites about Japan, but came to the conclusion that it would be better to have a separate page dedicated to links that I could update whenever I want to. I haven't added too much at the point of writing this, but make sure you check it out. Contact. Me if you have any interesting links to share or if you want your own site linked to. Your comment will be posted after it is approved. A Man with Tea. Eye on East Asia.

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Short. Lyrical. Sometimes Funny.: Welcome.

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Short Lyrical. Sometimes Funny. Teaching and reading classical Japanese literature, especially haiku. Welcome to Short. Lyrical. Sometimes Funny. This is the weblog for C A Crowley, Associate Professor of Japanese Literature. At Emory University in Atlanta. The title is a pretty good description of the literary genre I study most: pre-modern haikai, ancestor of the modern poetic form haiku. The image at right is from a New Year's Day ( saitan. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). 2001 Waka for Japan.

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Short. Lyrical. Sometimes Funny.: More Autumnal Kikusha

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Short Lyrical. Sometimes Funny. Teaching and reading classical Japanese literature, especially haiku. Sunday, November 9, 2014. Today I've got a very sad poem sequence, also from Kikusha. Kikusha's Chinese poetry is very hard for me, so this is by no means perfect. I hope it at least give a hint of the remarkable range of this talented, perpetually questing woman. Twenty years have passed and I have forgotten many moments. Since the spirit of travel beckoned me and I set out with just a single garment.