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- At the end of Tang, when the discussion about how a saint initiated another into Tao in Confucianism occurred regarding Koshi and Moshi, he was reappraised, and was seen as the pioneer of Kan Yu (Han Yu).
- At the end of autumn, Higekuro, who has loved Tamakazura for a long time, forces her to have a relationship with him with the help of a court lady.
- At the end of autumn, Oigimi leaves Naka no Kimi and Kaoru alone in a bedroom, but Kaoru won't touch her.
- At the end of every month, miso was grilled at a merchant's home in Senba, and it was shaped into a plate and carried around homes by the clerk, filling the air with aromatic scents.
- At the end of fighting a war that lasted just over a year, the situation was brought under control with an offer for an amnesty for all crimes.
- At the end of former Han, Ryu Kin (Liu Xin) attempted to assign Kobun-kei as a gakkan (teacher), and this led to a dispute with the Kinbun-kei school.
- At the end of former Han, due to thoughts based on Saii-setsu, etc., isho, which interpreted Keisho in a manner of mysticism appeared ('Kei' means 'the warp' in weaving and 'i' means 'the woof').
- At the end of henpai, one takes 6 steps and leaves without turning around.
- At the end of his life he gave orders to prepare for moxibustion.
- At the end of his practice, Masatoshi YURI disclosed to him, a certain method from his family tradition, which had been handed down to MINAMOTO no Yoshitsune, and Ietoshi acquired the skill to fly freely through believing the Atago-shinko faith and was thought to have skills causing superhuman feat.
- At the end of more than one month of negotiating with British bankers, he succeeded in issuing 5 million pounds in foreign bonds in London.
- At the end of one of these documents, a phrase emphasizing that a letter was written in accordance with the intention of a master was added, such as, 'The statements above were made by him/her.'
- At the end of one play, step clearly twice.
- At the end of same year, Teishi died after giving birth to the second daughter of the Emperor, Imperial Princess Bishi.
- At the end of seki-iri (entering the tea-ceremony room called chashitsu and taking your seat), bring the kensui into the room holding its mouth by the left hand, with a futa-oki (a rest for the lid of a teakettle) in the kensui and a hishaku (a ladle) over the mouth of it, and sit down on the temae-za (the place where the host sits on preparing tea in the tea-ceremony room).
- At the end of that year, a fire broke out at Itabuki no Miya Palace, which was burnt down.
- At the end of that year, when Saigo decided to reform national politics in Tokyo, Murata was sent to see Seian KASUGA in Kyoto under an order from Saigo and reported his achievement for the 12 regulations related to the current affairs.
- At the end of the "Eiga Monogatari" (Tales of Power and Glory) sequel (Vol. 40 'Murasaki-no' (Purple field)) the scene is set with Tadazane, at the time the then 15-year-old Chunagon (vice-councilor of state), having returned to Kyoto to organize the Kasuga-matsuri festival at Kasuga-taisha Shrine.
- At the end of the 11th century the government by a retired emperor in which a retired emperor who is the reign of the Imperial Family reigns as the real king (Chiten no kimi [the retired emperor in power]) began.
- At the end of the 12th century, a government post named Sotsuibushi was established take charge of police and military affairs, and took over the functions of Tsuibushi.
- At the end of the 15th century, Ujichika IMAGAWA who won succession dispute with the help of his uncle Soun HOJO attempted invasion upon Totomi Province, which had failed at the time of his late father Yoshitada IMAGAWA.
- At the end of the 18th century Koto Fujio of Owari composed many pieces to which verses from noh (classical Japanese musical drama) were added.
- At the end of the 1990s, vacant seats in the ceremony hall were marked, and criticism that new adults did not enter the hall became more vocal.
- At the end of the 19th century, Japanese arts such as Ukiyoe and Rinpa school influenced impressionists and art nouveau.
- At the end of the 19th century, when the allied western powers were fighting colonial wars one another, the Japanese government carried out a new policy based on this thought with a slogan 'Fukoku kyohei' (fortifying the country, strengthening the military).
- At the end of the 7th century, the name of the country was changed to Nippon.
- At the end of the 9th century, false registration, vagrancy, or escape by farmers became prominent; therefore, it was difficult to know for each household who could be mobilized in military affairs.
- At the end of the Asuka Period, since the establishment of "Taisha-rokuho" by Emperor Monmu, Reisha and rules of decorum for Yumiire began to be gradually organized and the technique was also systematized and established as "Kyujutsu" at the same time, based on the simple technique of shooting.
- At the end of the Battle of Weihaiwei he was promoted to rear admiral, and also became commanding officer of the Standing Fleet, but wartime organisation meant that he participated in the capture of Penghu as commander of the first attack column of the Combined Fleet.
- At the end of the Edo Period over several centuries after that, Setto-kashi (Imperial grant) came to public attention as a ceremony with political implication.
- At the end of the Edo Period, Kamon designs were reputed highly and used for pictures of Japonism in art nouveau in Europe.
- At the end of the Edo Period, imperialism became more absolute as nationalism was advocated in the Hirata Japanese classics and in Mitogaku, a school of Japanese historical and Shinto studies that arose in the Mito domain, and imperialism also developed into a movement to abolish Buddhism.
- At the end of the Edo period the temple also became a base of the Shinsengumi, a group of swordsmen charged with the protection of Kyoto.
- At the end of the Edo period there was an incident in which the head was displayed on the dry bed of the Kamo-gawa River, along with the wooden statues of Takauji and Yoshimitsu, by Sonno-Joi faction (Ashikaga Shogun Portrait Pillory Incident).
- At the end of the Edo period, "Bankoku Koho" was used as school textbook or study guide in hanko (domain school) and goko (educational institution established as a supplement of hanko) education or development of terakoya education) around Japan.
- At the end of the Edo period, Anrakujuin Temple served as a headquarters during the Battle of Toba-Fushimi.
- At the end of the Edo period, Emperor Kokaku, who was from Kanin-no-miya (閑院宮), abdicated to his son, Emperor Ninko, and conducted insei, which is currently considered to be the last occurrence of insei.
- At the end of the Edo period, Gion Kobu was said to have boasted five hundred tea houses and more than one thousand of geisha, apprentice geisha and shogi (prostitutes) in total.
- At the end of the Edo period, Gion Kobu was said to have boasted five hundred teahouses and more than one thousand geisha, apprentice geisha and shogi (prostitutes) in total.
- At the end of the Edo period, Issa KOBAYASHI was actively involved in haikai.
- At the end of the Edo period, Japan was forced to open up to the West, and new learning such as German studies in the German language flew into Japan.
- At the end of the Edo period, Jinbee IKEDA brought together the beauty of both schools and established his own school and this has came down to the present time as the Satsuma biwa.
- At the end of the Edo period, Kashitaro ITO established the Kinri Goryo Eji (a splinter group of the Shinsengumi), and he and 15 others set up a headquarters at the temple.
- At the end of the Edo period, Kinmochi SAIONJI was adopted from the Tokudaiji Family of the same kaninryu, worked as a politician after the Meiji Restoration, served as prime minister, and had great influence as a genro on the political scene during the Taisho and Showa eras.
- At the end of the Edo period, Kotaku ISA the fourth died while Kotaku ISA the fifth was young, therefore Kotaku the fifth received instruction from Muneo YAMAMOTO (1818 - 1880), a disciple of Kyuha ABE.
- At the end of the Edo period, Mosuke SHIMABARA in Kyoto invented 'Hariita' (a board for adhering the starched, stretched cloth) to be used by professionals at the riverside of the Kamo-gawa River at that time.
- At the end of the Edo period, Naosuke became a Tairo after a Roju (senior councillor of the Tokugawa shogunate) Masahiro ABE's death, and as to the issue of the successor to the Shogun, he supported the Nanki group (a group supporting Yoshitomi from the Kishu-Tokugawa family).
- At the end of the Edo period, Rengetsu OTAGAKI, a poetess as well as a ceramic artist, hermitized in this temple.
- At the end of the Edo period, Shigetomi OHARA was active as a kugyo (court noble) of the sonjo party (the royalist party).
- At the end of the Edo period, Takamori SAIGO, Genzui KUSAKA and members in the Shinsengumi frequented Shimabara.
- At the end of the Edo period, Torataro YOSHIMURA of Tenchu-gumi (Heavenly Avenging Force) visited this place and wrote a tablet of 'Ano Imperial Palace' at the Ano Imperial Palace remains.
- At the end of the Edo period, Zen HODOJI introduced a simplifying technique in which inverted circles are reflected in straight lines.
- At the end of the Edo period, boiled beef dishes were served at street stalls in the port of Yokohama.
- At the end of the Edo period, he acted as one of the Sabaku-ha (supporters of the shogun) and left for Kyoto for the Kinmon Incident of 1864, serving as a guard of the Aburanokoji-mon Gate.
- At the end of the Edo period, he flew the imperialist flag and left "Goikun Gosho" (instructions for descendant) which decided the direction of the religious community after the Meiji period.
- At the end of the Edo period, he transferred to Okura no shofu (Junior Assistant Minister of the Ministry of the Treasury) on July 21, 1864 in recognition of the suppressing the rebellion of 九十九里直忠組.
- At the end of the Edo period, in 1862, the 'ceremony of presenting Kyujutsu' at the Edo bakufu (the Japanese feudal government headed by a shogun) was abolished, and Kyujutsu was eliminated from the subjects taught at Kobusho (institute for martial arts training).
- At the end of the Edo period, in Gojo daikansho (south Yamato; 70 thousand koku), there were only one daikan, three tetsuke who were vassals of the bakufu, and ten personal tedai (samurai class), although there were ashigaru (common foot solders) and chugen (chore men below common foot solders) in addition.
- At the end of the Edo period, it began to be kept in shape by putting the base of Japanese paper inside mage (a chignon).
- At the end of the Edo period, it was said to have boasted five hundred tea houses and more than one thousand of geisha, apprentice geisha and shogi (prostitutes) in total, and flourished thanks to appreciation by many prominent figures such as literati and politicians.
- At the end of the Edo period, kurokuwa were transferred to mimawarigumi (unit of patrolmen) or foot soldier with Western-style training in order to make up the vacancy in the newly established posts, and many of kurokuwa joined Shogitai (group of former Tokugawa retainers opposed to the Meiji government who fought in the Battle of Ueno.)
- At the end of the Edo period, loyal supporters of the Emperor used inns for their secret meetings and monuments which act as memorials for locations where Ryoma SAKAMOTO and Kogoro KATSURA took refuge and were assassinated, can be found along the street.
- At the end of the Edo period, new Shinto religions such as the Tenri sect, the Kinko sect and so on emerged.
- At the end of the Edo period, only tai was used in Kyoto and Osaka regardless of the season, but it was criticized as being untidy in both slicing and arrangement ("Morisada Manko").
- At the end of the Edo period, the Choshu Domain and their followers, who resorted to drastic measures such as the rebellion at the Kinmon Gate, were first called a rebel army.
- At the end of the Edo period, the Choshu clan defeated the bakufu army through armed resistance (the Choshu Conquest), the bakufu dramatically lost its power and absolute control over the Daimyo, and the shogunate system was destroyed as a result of the Boshin War that occurred after the Battle of Toba-Fushimi.
- At the end of the Edo period, the Honpan side were supporters of the bakufu, but the Inada side were royalists, so the more the Inada side acted to overthrow the bakufu, the more serious their confrontation with the Honpan side became.
- At the end of the Edo period, the Mizuno clan members lorded over the Yuki Domain in Shimosa Province, Numazu Domain in Suruga Province, Tsurumaki Domain in Kazusa Province, and Yamagata Domain in Dewa Province.
- At the end of the Edo period, the Sonno-joi argument occurred and the Emperor became the center of the anti-shogunate movement.
- At the end of the Edo period, the Tokugawa army, being defeated in the Battle of Toba-Fushimi, tried to barricade themselves up in Yodo-jo Castle, but the Yodo clan refused.
- At the end of the Edo period, the bakufu and major domains started to establish their modern fleet.
- At the end of the Edo period, the chief of the Aizu Domain, Katamori MATSUDAIRA, went through the imperial court to be appointed by the Edo bakufu to the post of Kyoto Shugoshiki.
- At the end of the Edo period, the lords were involved with the security of the old imperial palace at an early stage and supported the government army.
- At the end of the Edo period, the shrine served as the battlefield for the Battle of Toba-Fushimi.
- At the end of the Edo period, there was no one to become head of the family, and so a prince of the Fushiminomiya family was accepted as the head of the family.
- At the end of the Edo period, there were seventeen houses that used the name of Shibusawa in Chiaraijima village.
- At the end of the Edo period, when the authority of the bakufu and the clans had diminished, many of the Tosa goshi committed themselves to a movement whose rallying cry was ' Revere the emperor and expel the barbarians`.
- At the end of the Edo period, with the background of a revival of chotei's authority, it produced many important figures, such as Tomomi IWAKURA and Sanemi SANJO who left great achievements during the Meiji Restoration.
- At the end of the Edo period, with the financial downswing of the bakufu, sonnoron (the thought respecting the Emperors) gradually spread.
- At the end of the Edo period, yonaoshi ikki (peasant uprising to reform society) occurred.
- At the end of the Emperor Dezong era of Tang Dynasty, the shamon (priest) in Nanjing named Eko compiled an anthology titled Horinden ("Baolin zhuan" or "Pao-lin Chuan").
- At the end of the Heian period, Insei (rule by In (= Joko)) based on a father-child relationship with the Emperor began to be conducted instead of Sekkan seiji (regency) based on a mother-child relationship.
- At the end of the Heian period, Kebiishi were replaced by Imperial Palace Guards for the North Side, who were a militant organization of Insei (ruled by the retired Emperor).
- At the end of the Heian period, Prince Mochihito took the temple's estate as his territory but it was confiscated by the Taira government in 1179.
- At the end of the Heian period, Shigeie SUZUKI and his brother Shigekiyo KAMEI, who were from the Fujishiro Suzuki clan and served MINAMOTO no Yoshitsune as roto (a retainer), died in a battle in Koromogawa, Mutsu Province (Iwate Prefecture), protecting their master, Yoshitsune.
- At the end of the Heian period, TAIRA no Kiyomori of the Taira family built a mansion named Rokuhara-kan in the area.
- At the end of the Heian period, a kind of sento (recognizable in the present day) appeared in Kyoto.
- At the end of the Heian period, in accordance with the spread of Mappo-shiso (the "end of the world" belief), a faith in the rebirth at Saiho Gokuraku Jodo of Amida Nyorai (Amitabha Tathagata) after life and Amida-do Hall (temple hall having an enshrined image of Amitabha) was actively built.
- At the end of the Heian period, it seems to have often been used in spoken language same as 'desu-masu style' (a formal and polite form of Japanese conversational style) (There are many examples of usage in the narrative part of Heike Monogatari (The tale of the Heike)).
- At the end of the Heian period, literature was born that looked back over the past, such as historical tales and war chronicles.
- At the end of the Heian period, with the development of government by a retired emperor, the abdicated emperor and cloistered emperor came to make important decisions after formulating agreements at their own residence, replacing the reign of the emperor at the Imperial Palace.
- At the end of the Kamakura period, Emperor Godaigo launched an anti-shogunate movement and senior vassals of the bakufu, including Takauji ASHIKAGA, joined forces with the emperor.
- At the end of the Kamakura period, Monkan, who had learned the secrets of the arts of the Tachikawa-ryu school from Dojun, a monk in Hojo-ji Temple, had a reputation as 'the most effective man.'
- At the end of the Kamakura period, Suketomo HINO and Toshimoto HINO were punished in the Shochu Incident in 1324 and the Genko War in 1332, wherein the Emperor Go-Daigo's plan of conspiracy to overthrow the shogunate was revealed.
- At the end of the Kangzi period, Cheng Shun-kung wrote his experiences in Japan and Japan's actual circumstances in "Nihon Ikkan" (Japan One Model.)
- At the end of the Later Han Dynasty, a young man from Luoyang city ate too many crabs and suffered from food poisoning.
- At the end of the Meiji Period, William GOWLAND conjectured that a round barrow and a square barrow were combined to form a keyhole-shaped tumulus.
- At the end of the Meiji period, there was the emperor-as-organ theory argument between Uesugi and Minobe and constitutional school sect became predominant during the Taisho democracy.
- At the end of the Ming Dynasty when society and economy were in crisis, Torin-gakuha (Torin school), which attempted to respond to realistic demands of society, was born.
- At the end of the Ming dynasty, 'Banreki-ban Daizo-kyo Sutra (Kinzan-zo) (万暦版大蔵経(徑山蔵))' was published, having a new style of dual-page print as opposed to the former rolled book.
- At the end of the Ming period, the Yang Dang faction, which sided with eunuchs including Wei Zhongxian, repeatedly came into conflict with the Dongling faction, including Gu Xiancheng.
- At the end of the Muromachi period lived a merchant named Dorin KINOKUNIYA.
- At the end of the Muromachi period, there were a considerable number of used 'itoin' in Japan.
- At the end of the Pacific War the number of Japanese expatriates stranded overseas was estimated to be more than 6.6 million, and Maizuru port and another nine ports were designated repatriation ports and the Repatriation Support Bureau was set up to help them return to Japan.
- At the end of the Pacific War, Japan suffered serious shortages of food and supplies due to sea blockades and air raids by allied nations, and a labor shortage because of the military draft of men in their most productive years.
- At the end of the Sengoku (Warring States) period (Japan) they lived in Irako Village, Atsumi County, Mikawa Province (present Tahara City of Aichi Prefecture), so they changed their family name to IRAKO.
- At the end of the Sengoku period (period of the warring states) (Japan), Nobunaga ODA, Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI and others were strongly against the jisha seiryoku and fought many vicious battles.
- At the end of the Sengoku period (period of warring states), when modern fortresses started to be built, yaguras were built on the foundation stones, with tiled roofs and thick clayey walls to prevent fire and bullets.
- At the end of the Sengoku period, Koguchi called Masugata appeared mainly in the west part of Japan.
- At the end of the Sengoku period, Moritake ARAKIDA and Sokan YAMAZAKI started Haikairenga (a type of renga).
- At the end of the Taisho period, a duo of Entatsu YOKOYAMA and Achako HANABISHI, who were Yoshimoto Kogyo entertainers, established manzai as a talk show called 'Shabekuri Manzai' in which entertainers made people laugh only with their conversation, and their style achieved significant popularity.
- At the end of the Tenmei era, he handed over the leadership position of the school to his apprentices, Shunko and Shunei, and he started to focus on brush paintings.
- At the end of the Tenryaku era, he was promoted to the post of Sakone no shosho (assistant commander of the left inner palace guard division) and was also appointed as Togu no suke (a member of the staff in charge of the Palace of the Imperial Prince).
- At the end of the Tokugawa Shogunate when the government sought to kill him, he used more than 10 pseudonyms, including 'Matsusuke NIIBORI' and 'Kosuke HIROTO.'
- At the end of the Tokugawa shogunate, Juichii-Chunagon (associate chief of the councilor of state at junior first rank) Ariosa ROKUJO served as Giso (officer conveying what the congress decides to the emperor).
- At the end of the WWI, the Russian November Revolution broke out, which led to the birth of the first ever socialist regime.
- At the end of the War, even though it was apparent that Japan was going to lose, it is said some people truly believed that 'soon there would be "Kamikaze" (divine wind) and it would sink the enemy fleet into the sea.'
- At the end of the World War II he was a lieutenant colonel of army.
- At the end of the book the date July 3, 731, and the names of two authors, Shinto priest Juhachiinoge (Junior Eighth Rank, Lower Grade) TSUMORI no SUKUNE Shimamaro and Kento-shi (Japanese envoy to Tang Dynasty China) and Shinto priest Shorokuinojo (Senior Sixth Rank, Upper Grade) TSUMORI no SUKUNE Kyakujin, are written.
- At the end of the book, Motoyoshi added farewell waka (a traditional Japanese poem of thirty-one syllables) and ge (Buddhist poem) that wrap up the book to his father and mother.
- At the end of the chapter, Yugiri's future and his family's prosperity is told.
- At the end of the early modern times, a new movement of waka arose in Kyoto, and there appeared the Keien school of jigenin (a court official who has not obtained the imperial ordinance of promotion) derived from the NIJO school of dojo (a family who is allowed to be promoted to court noble).
- At the end of the eighth century, Emperor Kanmu started a large-scale administrative reform in order to reconstruct the Ritsuryo system, which was becoming increasingly distant from the actual conditions.
- At the end of the eighth century, Kiminari was appointed to Commander-in-Chief of the Defense of Mutsu Province; KOSE no Notari, Chunagon and shosanmi, was Sakaimaro's grandchild in a direct line, and Notari was later appointed to Shimotsuke no kuni no kami, just like Kiminari.
- At the end of the fifteenth century, Suribachi with ten to twelve ridged patterns in a single unit, shaped radially in ten to twelve directions, appeared, and in the sixteenth century when big kilns were used, ridged patterns came to be shaped more closely.
- At the end of the fifteenth century, since the Korean Dynasty became tired of the situation, they changed their policy and started to take a harder stance towards kokyowa.
- At the end of the fight, Hisayoshi, disguised as a pilgrim, comes to the stage and reads Goemon's poem, "Dear Ishikawa, even if all of the sands on the beach are gone--", Goemon interrupts, "whoa, what?", Hisayoshi continues, "--the seeds of thieves wouldn't run out from the world" ('Ishikawa' refers to Goemon and to shingle).
- At the end of the month, only one month after the establishment of the studio, the company had already produced nine films and had started to produce another four films.
- At the end of the nineteenth century, the Pali Text Society was founded in London and published a revised edition of original sutras, while in Japan the 65 volumes of "Nanden Tripitaka" (1935-1941), including some Zogai scriptures, were published as a complete translation.
- At the end of the path stands the shoin (drawing room) which is joined to the kuri (monks' living quarters).
- At the end of the performance, the black curtain in the background is dropped suddenly, making the stage lighted, and then the main curtain is closed after the actors on the stage make their final poses.
- At the end of the previous year, 1940, he was told by Tomoji, "Something serious will happen next year.
- At the end of the previous year, he joined the Yomiuri Shimbun (a daily newspaper) while attending the university; since then, the newspaper was his primary medium for publishing his works.
- At the end of the same year, Michinaga was elevated to the role of Daijo-daijin but resigned the following year and in his role as former Daijo-daijin, advised the young Yorimichi, reinforced the arrangements for the succession.
- At the end of the same year, he was in charge of the defensive of 竹山 of GyeongGi-Do.
- At the end of the search, the KONDO squad found radical nationalists who were having a meeting at Ikedaya.
- At the end of the second volume, he proved that Other Power was the source of everything so logically and explicitly that one would feel as if one was watching the dominoes falling down one after another.
- At the end of the sixteenth century, Ryukyu trade brought Chinese sanxian into Sakai City, and it was improved in a short period to become shamisen.
- At the end of the sixteenth century, people praised the Minase family for its calligraphy and 'shogi pieces inscribed with Master Minase's calligraphy are considered a treasure,' and the four generations of the Minase family which were famous for calligraphy wrote the letters for shogi pieces.
- At the end of the spring, Genji, invited to a feast held at the residence of the Udaijin (Minister of the Right), knows that she is a daughter of his political enemy the Udaijin, and moreover, she is the woman called Oborozukiyo (the misty moon), who is going to be married to Genji's older brother.
- At the end of the story, "Mutsuwa-ki" praises Yoriyoshi's achievements by likening them to both Gaozu's subjugation of Han Dynasty China and to SAKANOUE no Tamuramaro but these references are also omitted from "Konjaku."
- At the end of the summer, Genji and lady Murasaki consummate their marriage.
- At the end of the summer, when Murasaki no ue's condition is stable, Genji, who calls on her to inquire after her health, happens to find a love letter from Kashiwagi and finds out the truth.
- At the end of the year 1821, he was born in Koji-machi, Edo (present Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo Prefecture).
- At the end of the year and the beginning of the year
- At the end of the year, Chiezo Productions sent a letter to break off its relationship with Nikkatsu, but this turned into a dispute and went into litigation.
- At the end of the year, Genji decides firmly to retire into priesthood, burning letters from former lovers.
- At the end of the year, Kazumaru (Harenaga) TSUCHIMIKADO was dismissed from the position of daigaku goyogakari (person in charge of the education of the Imperial Household) and the privileged status of Tsuchimikado family in calendar study was abolished.
- At the end of the year, Toyouji ARIMA, who had served with distinction in the rear guard of the eastern army in the Sekigahara Battle, was transferred from the Yokosuka Domain in Enshu which had a yield of 30,000 koku to Fukuchiyama where his income increased to 60,000 koku, and this led to the establishment of the Fukuchiyama Domain.
- At the end of the year, he started shooting "Kaijin," Roka TOKUTOMI's original tragedy featuring issues of the climate of thought in Japan.
- At the end of the year, he started writing 'Wagahai wa neko dearu,' his maiden work as a professional writer in response to a recommendation of Kyoshi as a remedy for his nervous breakdown.
- At the end of the year, he was appointed to serve as the lord of Minakuchi, in Omi, with 40,000 koku.
- At the end of the year, the market is crowded with people buying food for the New Year, just like Ameyoko (short for Ameya-yokocho, or Ameya Streets; famous for its extremely cheap seasonal goods and other wares) in Ueno.
- At the end of the year, while excited about the ceremony for driving out devils, he thinks that it will be the last time he will see Onna Sannomiya
- At the end of this chapter, lady Murasaki and Empress Akikonomu exchange poems of spring and autumn.
- At the end of this cultural period (1.5 year ago or before), stone spear points appeared around Kanto and Chubu region.
- At the end of this government, the restriction toward latifundism was tempered and the wild fields were developed, while government-own fields (kueiden) and the fields directly owned by the Emperor (chokushi den) were established.
- At the end the words 'I would like my superior military valor to be recognized as evidence for future (rewards)' were written, although the wording differs slightly from document to document.
- At the end, Okaya makes Kanpei put on a monpuku on his shoulder.
- At the end, in order to draw out ginjoko, a small amount of distilled alcohol is added in some cases.
- At the end, in order to draw out the ginjoko, distilled alcohol is added in an amount not exceeding 120 liters per ton of polished rice (the weight ratio of alcohol to rice is 1:10).
- At the end, on April 18, 1892, Takamaro (twenty-nine years old) was adopted as an heir of Toku SUMITOMO and tied up with her first daughter, Masu (nineteen years old).
- At the end, the parapets break, and Omiyo as well as many other people fall into the Inase-gawa River (actually the Sumida-gawa River).
- At the enthronement ceremony of the Emperor Daigo, she played a major role as Kenjishi (a person to hold the Emperor's sword).
- At the enthronement of Emperor Meiji in 1868, as a result of the pursuit of making the enthronement ceremony follow Shinto, the color of Buddhism was excluded totally and sokuikanjo was discontinued.
- At the enthronement of Emperor Nakamikado in 1710, a conflict occurred between Iehiro KONOE, the Sessho, and Tsunahira NIJO, the Udaijin (minister of the right)
- At the enthronement of Emperor Sakuramachi in 1735, also Iehisa KONOE, the kanpaku, wanted to conduct inmyodenju.
- At the entrance into Kyoto for Enryaku-ji Temple forcible appeal (forcible appeal in the Kao era) in 1169, Shigesada made the best effort with his relatives to protect the Shumei-mon gate of the Imperial Palace precinct.
- At the entrance of Kochi-jo Castle in Kochi City, Kochi Prefecture
- At the entrance of Shinbashi Bridge leading to the sando (an approach to the temple) of Nikko Tosho-gu Shrine in Nikko City
- At the entrance of the hiking course, there is also a bus stop "Gushi" of the Shigaraki Kougen Bus.
- At the entrance, a relief of "HinoTori" (Phoenix) from Osamu TEZUKA's manga products and a "Wadatsumi-zo sculpture" are placed.
- At the entrance, there was an eight-mat Japanese room.
- At the event of Daijo-sai festival (a festival to celebrate the enthronement of an emperor) on November 23, 698, ENOI no Ason Yamatomaro, a member of the branch family of the Mononobe clan put up a giant shield and OTOMO no Tauchi put up a shield and a spear with four prongs.
- At the event of the Genko Incident, Nagayoshi YAGYU rescued the Emperor Godaigo who confined himself to Mt. Kasagi (Kyoto Prefecture), therefore, his land was confiscated by the Kamakura bakufu (Japanese feudal government headed by Shogun).
- At the event, Buddhist priests chant invocations and hymns by shaking their upper bodies.
- At the event, famous Kabuki actors such as Danjuro, Kikugoro, and Sadanji presented the programs such as 'Kanjincho,' which resulted in great improvement in the social standing of Kabuki actors.
- At the expiration of his term of office of the Governor of Sanuki Province, the term was extended for two more years at the subject peasants' earnest request.
- At the fall of his lord's family, he appealed his submission to Nobunaga, but his surrender was not accepted and he was killed.
- At the farewell party for Nichinan FUKUMOTO who was going to Europe, the Toa-kai was raised by Katsunan KUGA, Setsurei MIYAKE and Shigetaka SHIGA, and then established in 1897.
- At the favor of Emperor Go-Shirakawa, Kiyomune celebrated his Genpuku (first wearing of the hakama) ceremony at age three, at which time the court rank of Jugoinoge (Junior Fifth Rank, Lower Grade) was conferred on him.
- At the festival of the cherry blossoms at the Shishinden (The Throne Hall) in February, Hikaru Genji composed Chinese poems and showed off dances together with To no Chujo and others.
- At the fight over the status of the head of the family between Yoshitane ASHIKAGA and Yoshizumi ASHIKAGA, Yorinori YOSHIMI followed Yoshioki OUCHI and fought hard at the Battle of Funaokayama, Kyoto.
- At the fight, Fukei directly led the troop of Naka-tsu-michi Road and had a difficult fight with a small troop led by IOI no Kujira.
- At the fights with Yoshioka, Musashi ignored the proper procedure of musha-shugyo (swordsman's training) and ill-manneredly issued a challenge, so a fight of one versus one expanded into a small battle, and at last, unfortunately Yoshioka was beaten and even the family and school ended.
- At the final battle of the Battle of Sekigahara, he originally asked to directly confront the Ishida army, but was not allowed.
- At the first National Industrial Exhibition in 1877, he exhibited tin-made medical "bougie" and earned an honorable mention from the Secretary of Interior, Toshimichi OKUBO.
- At the first court hearing of the two defendants held in September of that year, 11 lawyers participated as the defendants' lawyers (including the aforementioned Chihiro SAEKI) along with 3 other law faculty staff such as Shigejiro TAHATA as special lawyers.
- At the first meeting of the Imperial Diet, he made an administrative policy speech and claimed that it was necessary to increase the military budget in order to keep both the 'sovereign line' (the border) and the 'interest line' (Korean peninsula).
- At the first nationwide local elections held in April 1947, prefectural governors and the governor of Hokkaido Prefecture were elected based on the law, Dofukensei.
- At the first obon following the death of a family member (hatsubon) the surviving family members tow boats called shorobune, which are decorated with bon-lanterns and imitation flowers and are believed to hold the spirits of the deceased on board, to a place called the nagashiba.
- At the first performance
- At the first performance of Kanjincho, Danjuro ICHIKAWA the Seventh had Noh music in mind, so he chose not to use the typical sound effect for the mie called "tsukeuchi," produced with wooden clappers.
- At the first performance, a turning stage was used to alternately to show the parts of 松浦候, and the part of the raid at the entrance of the Kira.
- At the first performance, all the things but Tengu mai was unpopular.
- At the first stage of war, Hideyoshi's side was superior, as Ujisato GAMOU, Hidemasa HORI and others captured Mine Castle in Ise.
- At the first time, his go (second names) were Buncho and Siryo, and then he changed his go to Buncho which was also used as his azana (pseudonym)
- At the first year of the Meiji period, they were separated into Chokoku-ji Temple and Otori-jinja Shrine by the Edict of Separation of Shinto and Buddhism.
- At the following seven cities and towns, 'Princess Kaguya Summit ' is regularly held for promoting local interaction.
- At the foot of Gojo-ohashi Bridge on the northwestern side stands Ogizuka (literally, a fan mound) after the Mieido (Shinzenko-ji Temple) fans that used be produced here.
- At the foot of Kasho, a government post and name of officer at a checking station who conducted checking, and date of checking when Enchin passed through Tong Gate were described, and the autograph (Kao (written seal mark)) which was a signature of government official was affixed there.
- At the foot of Sakato-yama Mountain, the grave of Masakage NAGAO and a monument commemorating the birth of Kagekatsu UESUGI and Kanetsugu NAOE are located.
- At the foot of the Oura Peninsula on the side of Kyoto Prefecture, there exists Matsuo-dera Temple (Maizuru City), which is No. 29 pilgrim stamp office of the 33 Temples of Saigoku.
- At the foot of the mountain, there is Shoji-ji Temple (the Temple of Flowers) as well as Oharano-jinja Shrine and Rakusai New Town.
- At the foot of the mountain, wind in the grass, deer are calling, they may be waiting for fall (Kinyo wakashu)
- At the former Fifth High School in Kumamoto, where Uzan worked from 1897, he became a colleague and good adviser of Soseki NATSUME, and they deepened their friendship through prose and poetry, etc.
- At the fourth General Meeting held in 1988, the membership criteria were provided as follows:
- At the fourth National Industrial Exhibition held in Kyoto in April 1895, he again became the chief of audition.
- At the front gate, his son Rikiya and other vassals, who are worked up about the revenge, are enraged and making a commotion.
- At the front of the entrance, Mairado was used, and in the case of a samurai residence, 7 to 10 thick cross rails, i.e., yoko-mairako (mairako affixed horizontally), of more than 3 cm wide, were used roughly, expressing stateliness and severity.
- At the front of the inside of the entrance way, yaridoko (room where guests' spears were placed) could be found in a large residence, but it was usually covered with a wall.
- At the front, waves, a rabbit and the chrysanthemum crests are engraved.
- At the funeral of Emperor Showa in 1989, the coffin was carried in a car, and the Sokaren was used only to transfer the coffin inside the funeral hall.
- At the funeral of the father, Kaneie, MINAMOTO no Yorimitsu, a renowned warrior who observed Michinaga's dignified demeanor, admired him saying that he had the caliber of a general, and he followed his example.
- At the furosaki (front end of the tea-making space) stands a nakabashira (a small central pillar which stands at the front edge of the host's mat) attached to the itakabe (wooden wall) partition.
- At the gassho raihai, members shall release their hands from gassho when the choshonin (a leader who reads out the first part of sutra sentences) strikes the rin first.
- At the hall which has already been decorated, Genji complains to Onna Sannomiya, dressed as a nun, about his sorrow due to being left behind, but she just gives him a dismissive answer.
- At the hashigakari, Togashi calls and orders the sword bearer to go ahead to tell the yamabushi that he wants to give them sake.
- At the head office, in addition to an observation tour of the manufacturing processes of taishogoto, taishogoto of each generation (which ranges from the original taishogoto invented by Goro MORITA to the present one), old sheets of music and record albums are displayed allowing people to learn the history of taishogoto.
- At the headquarters of Tenrikyo, the followers believe Miki NAKAYAMA is still alive, and resides in the temple of the founder.
- At the height of his power he possessed the Provinces of Suo, Nagato, Buzen, Chikuzen and a part of the Provinces of Aki and Iwami, priding himself of great power.
- At the height of his prosperity during the Battle of Okehazama, Yoshimoto's territory extended over Suruga, Totomi and Mikawa provinces with a total production of 690,000 koku (according to the Taiko Kenchi [Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI's nationwide land survey]).
- At the height of his prosperity, Yoriyasu became Daidaimyo (a feudal lord having a greater stipend), being in charge of shugoshiki not only in Mino Province, his honryo (main domain), but also Owari and Ise Provinces.
- At the height of its prosperity, the clan possessed territory equivalent to 1.2M koku (0.3336 cubic million meters of rice) that extended to nine provinces, namely Kai Province, Shinano Province and Suruga Province as well as a part of Kozuke Province, Totomi Province, Mikawa Province, Mino Province, Hida Province and Ecchu Province.
- At the height of the Fujiwara clan's power, successor to the Imperial throne, first Imperial Prince Koretaka ceded the throne to Emperor Seiwa, son of FUJIWARA no Akira Keiko (Somedono no Kisaki) who was the daughter of the powerful FUJIWARA no Yoshifusa, and retired to the priesthood.
- At the height of the Hokongo-in Temple's prosperity, it included buildings such as the Kutai-Amida-do (temple of nine states Amitabha), Joroku Amida-do (temple of statue of about five-meter-high Amitabha) and Taikenmonin's palace, but repeated disasters have left it with no trace of its former glory.
- At the height of the banquet, Keijiro, wearing a monkey mask with a cloth wrapped over his head and cheeks and tied under his chin, started dancing in a comical manner with gestures at the seat farthest from the front while manipulating a fan.
- At the height of the civil war, there were encroachments upon their local power base and territory was lost.
- At the height of the temple's prosperity, its precincts covered an area of approximately 10 hectares - extending to the present-day JR West Nishi-Maizuru Station, and containing approximately 70 sub-temples.
- At the historic spot of Senbon-dori Street Marutamachi-dori Street, Nakagyo-ku Ward, Kyoto City, there stands a stone monument built in 1895 in commemoration of the 1100th anniversary of the foundation of the Heian-kyo capital.
- At the hour of the Horse (around noon), the battle turned against the Taira clan, and it ended in their defeat.'
- At the hundredth anniversary of his death in 1768, he was given the new posthumous Buddhist name of "Mugekoingu Ryojun Daiosho" in order to restore his honor.
- At the imperial court, it also became a trend for people to criticize each other's paintings.
- At the imperial family of today, royal princess and the queen wear this type of hosonaga when they perform the 'hakamagi no gishiki' ceremony.
- At the imperial funeral of the Emperor Jomei, he performed the role of giving a speech to the spirit of the Emperor about his merit, on behalf of Imperial Prince Omata (son of the Emperor Bidatsu).
- At the imperial order of the Emperor Ogimachi, he paid sandai (a visit to the Imperial Palace) to the Nijo-jo Castle and preached Mandara (Mandala, or a diagram that depicts Buddhist deities according to certain geometric formats and illustrates the Buddhist world view).
- At the inauguration of the YONAI Cabinet, a naidaijin (minister of the center) had collected the opinions of some senior statesmen, and after the resignation of the entire YONAI Cabinet, the senior statesmen's conferences resumed.
- At the incident at Honno-ji Temple in 1582, he declined persistent requests for cooperation from Mitsuhide AKECHI, his longtime colleague and the father of his daughter-in-law, shaved his head, changed his name to Yusai Genshi, handed the headship of the Hosokawa family to his son Tadaoki, and retired.
- At the incident of the attack on the Jogu Oke family in December of the same year, although she attacked Ikaruganomiya Palace with 100 troops following KOSE no Tokoda, she was killed by a slave Minari during the battle.
- At the initial draft stage, it had been stipulated that the then kazoku could retain the peerages only while they were alive, however, the House of Representatives decided the principle of the immediate abolition (called "Ashida amendment").
- At the initial stage of merging with jiuta, there were many pieces with melodies that were almost the same as those for the shamisen part in jiuta.
- At the inquiry held at the mansion of Tadakiyo SAKAI, Uta no Kami (Director of the Bureau of Music; here it means Tadakiyo SAKAI) who was associated with Hyobu, supported Hyobu and Kai, but incorruptible Shigenori ITAKURA judged in favor of Aki (common name of Muneshige DATE).
- At the intent of the retired Emperor Toba, he was harbored in the Kamoin mansion of the former chief adviser to the Emperor, FUJIWARA no Tadazane and was called 'Kamoin Yoshichika.'
- At the intersection, Imadegawa-dori Street (Kyoto Prefectural Road 101 Ginkakuji-Utano Line) crosses with Karasuma-dori Street (National Route 367).
- At the investiture in 1575, only three people were given both a family name and an appointment; these were Mitsuhide AKECHI, Hiromasa YANADA and Naomasa BAN.
- At the invitation of Yoshimoto IMAGAWA, he also founded Rinsai-ji Temple in Suruga Province (present-day Shizuoka City); thereafter, he served successively as chief priest at other temples, including Myoshin-ji Temple and then Zuisen-ji Temple, the latter of which was located in Owari Province.
- At the jonin (investiture) this year, Naomasa was appointed as the Bicchu no kami (the governor of Bicchu Province) along with Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI, Mitsuhide AKECHI and Hiromasa YANADA; he was then granted the family name of Harada.
- At the lakefront is Biwako Ohashi Bridge.
- At the last moment, Michikane said 'It occurred to me that if I take the tonsure without telling my father, I will suffer some kind of retribution for the sin of having deceived my father.'
- At the late Heian Period, an increasing number of samurais began to take positions as Azukaridokoro, although it was originally a clerical post, and some continued to advance to acquire the post of Jito (manager and lord of manor) or Zaichi ryoshu (local lord).
- At the late period of the government by a Cloistered Emperor Toba, Emperor Goshirakawa and the Retired Emperor Sutoku conflicted with each other; when the Cloistered Emperor Toba was in a grave condition, one of the samurai he gave to Bifukumon-in to rely upon was Yorimasa.
- At the layman's level, a myth about Genji Shogun that being Minamoto clan was required to assume the position of seii taishogun.
- At the level of Shonii/Junii (Senior/Junior Second Rank)
- At the level of whole society, the principles of consensus, harmony, and integration are accepted.
- At the liaison conference between the Government and Imperial General Headquarters, Foreign Minister Matsuoka made an appeal for a pincer operation against the Soviet Union based on the tripartite alliance.
- At the local administration level the Meiji government basically maintained the domain system, except they changed the Tokugawa family's domain from Edo to Sunpu, and they put Kyoto, Nagasaki, and Hakodate under direct control of the government by making them "Fu" (Prefecture).
- At the local governments, however, names were standardized to a certain extent.
- At the longest, it finishes within five minutes.
- At the main shrine, first, throw a coin into the offering box for an offering to the Kami.
- At the meeting held then, Kounsai TAKEDA became the supreme commander of them.
- At the meeting, Tsunemune suggested having Jimoku at the In dono (cloistered emperor's palace).
- At the meetings, some proposed three masters take turns at serving as iemoto every few years.
- At the middle of the back, it has the Kiwamein of paulownia in a circle, the Kiwamein of paulownia in a hexagon and the Kao.
- At the middle of the back, it has the Kiwamein of paulownia in a circle, the Kiwamein of paulownia in a hexagon, and the Kao; some of those don't have a hexagon.
- At the midpoint of his life, he became a priest and called himself Baisessaifuhaku.
- At the military ceremony held immediately before the Osaka Natsu no Jin (Summer Siege of Osaka), both Ieyasu and Hidetada insisted on leading the van.
- At the moment of seppuku, the retainers grabbed their own intestine out and threw it to the French sailors who watched them being executed.
- At the moment of the raid, Ako Roshi was very cautious about the reinforcements from the Uesugi family and a running battle when leaving.
- At the moment the Chosokabe army took the opportunity to send the second unit, the cavalry led by Norishige FUKUDOME, which started to run upstream.
- At the morning assembly on April 13, 1880, Joe struck his own hand with a stick, instructing the students by punishing himself.
- At the mountaintop are a golf course and communication facilities (for NTT West, TV relay broadcasting, and radio transmission).
- At the new year, he stuck a skull on top of a cane, and walked around yelling, "beware, beware."
- At the next fight, outside Kyoto City, Denshichiro faced Musashi with a long wooden sword (150 centimeters length); Musashi took the wooden sword and struck him down dead.
- At the next, in the British room there were large beams painted with white clay on the ceiling, strong and simple all British style furniture including tables and chairs and also decorated with horns and skulls of deer and the other animals on the whole wall.
- At the night of January 14, 1874, when Iwakura finished his work and left the temporal imperial palace to his home (they used the Akasaka Palace as the Imperial Palace because of the fire in previous year), he was attacked by assailants when his hose-drawn buggy reached to Kuichigaizaka, Akasaka.
- At the night of January 14, or in the morning of January 15, three or four bamboo trunks are tied up and built in the rice paddy after the harvest and so on.
- At the north of Miura Pass, there are two natural stone guideposts; the one is about 2725 meters away from the river, and another is about 3270 meters away from the river.
- At the northern part of Kumata,
- At the numbers before and after fushi some amount of prize money were given, which was called ryosode.
- At the occasion of Ama no iwato (the hiding of Amaterasu Omikami, the sun goddess, in the heavenly rock cave) Omoikane came up with a plan to get Amaterasu Omikami (the Sun Goddess) out of the cave.
- At the occasion of Japan's Invasion of Korea in 1592, he was in charge of assaulting Gyeonggi Province as the commander-in-chief of the fifth troop which included Katsutaka TODA, Motochika CHOSOKABE, Iemasa HACHISUKA and Chikamasa IKOMA.
- At the occasion of of the Shishigatani Conspiracy, as FUJIWARA no Naritsune, who was Norimori's son-in-law was implicated in the plot, Norimori made efforts to petition the court for mercy.
- At the occurrence of the Kanno Disturbance, the Northern Court (Japan) was split into the Takauji ASHIKAGA faction and Tadayoshi ASHIKAGA faction.
- At the of change eras in 1492, Suketsuna stated, 'If our territory in Omi Province can be revived, I will leave straight for Kyoto to serve the government in the Imperial Court with my son,' and applied to have his territory restored.
- At the old age of 83, Suketsuna died of a disease during a stay in Tanshu on July 22, 1501.
- At the onset of the Jinshin War, TANAKA no Tarimaro was Yu-no-unagashi.
- At the open ceiling space on the first floor, the rock chamber of Kurozuka Tumulus is reproduced at full scale (8.3 meters long.)
- At the opening of "Gorin no sho," Musashi mentioned his age as "I have already lived many years and now I'm sixty years old," so if it were exact 'sixty,' he was fifty-nine years old in 1643 when the book was written (in the past, age of 0 was counted as age of 1), therefore, presumably, he was born in 1584.
- At the opening of the Tenma Tenjin Hanjotei Theater, Sanshi KATSURA who was the president of the Kamigata Rakugo Association planned to reinstitute shinuchi rank, but had to give it up because of overwhelming opposition.
- At the opening of the Theatre Creation in November, 2007, "Otojiro KAWAKAMI Troupe who doesn't know fear," written and staged by Koki MITANI, was performed.
- At the order of Kokushi (provincial governor), Nagamoto beheaded the hoshi and exposed his head to the public, but it was not clear whose head it was and Nagamoto was questioned by kebiishi (officials with judicial and police powers).
- At the order of Yoshitomo, Yoshihira, who was in Kamakura, gathered bando musha and rushed to Kyo.
- At the other end of the playing ground, dozens of balls are piled up on either side, one red, the other white; the red and the white flags hung at two masts to mark them.
- At the other end of the scale, the families of jigenin (a lower rank in the nobility) who newly attained the rank of official were also called Shinke.
- At the outbreak of Heiji War, he went to Kyoto with Bando musha (warriors from the east Japan).
- At the outbreak of the Battle of Shizugatake, Suketada fought on the side of Hideyoshi, as Katsutoyo had switched to Hideyoshi's side.
- At the outbreak of the Boshin War, he followed the lord of domain, Nagamichi OGASAWARA, and went into Aizu.
- At the outbreak of the Onin no Ran (Onin Rebellion), Mochikiyo fought against Takayori ROKKAKU on attachment to the West forces, but in 1470 he fell ill during battle and died.
- At the outbreak of the WWI, Japan, based on Anglo-Japanese Alliance Treaty, declared war on German Empire.
- At the outset, an entertainer inherits an introductory name (initially a less significant name).
- At the outset, it dealt with lawsuits in the Kinai together with Fushimi bugyo and had jurisdiction over Kyoto city with the shoshidai, eventually the job became busy.
- At the outset, the Korean Dynasty considered Sanpo as just entrance ports and they did not anticipate that Japanese people would settle down there.
- At the outset, this station was the only one at which rapid trains stopped.
- At the palace of the Taga family.
- At the part of '年号月日' (year, month, date) in the ordinance, actual date was written.
- At the party, Oume, SERIZAWA's lover, Geiko Kichiei of the Geisha House Kikyo-ya, who was intimate with HIRAYAMA and Geiko Itosato of Geisha House Wachigai-ya, who was intimate with HIRAMA, were waiting for them, and SERIZAWA and others who were deeply drunk slept with the women after the party was over.
- At the party, Tomomasa and Shigeyasu HATAKEYAMA, a legitimate child of Shigetada, had an argument that others present managed to calm down; however it later led to a serious dispute.
- At the peak of Mt. Daidarabo in Shizuoka City, there is a dent which is about 150 m in length.
- At the peak of Mt. Kannabi (or Mt. Mimuro), located northeast of the confluence of Tatsuta-gawa River and Yamato-gawa River is Engishikinaisha (shrine listed in Engishiki laws) Kamioka-jinja Shrine.
- At the peak of the boom, it caused a serious lack of sweet potatoes from which sweet potato shochu was made, in the market and also because some brands labeled premium and priced at tens of thousands of yen per bottle, counterfeit Moriizo appeared on the market.
- At the peak of the performance moving the audience to tears
- At the performances in which the performers are good at, the audience does kakegoe with expectation; for example, at the opening of the song "Iroha-okuri" of the scene "Terakoya" of "Sugawara-denju Tenarai-Kagami."
- At the place where Hokke-ji Temple is located now, there used to be a residence of Fujiwara no Fuhito, and after Fuhito died, his daughter Komyoshi, or Empress Komyo inherited it and used it as her residence.
- At the plays set after the Meiji era, actors are usually called by surnames, even if the actors have myoseki.
- At the plenary meeting of the Kyoto prefectural assembly which was the last assembly for Ninagawa, Hiromu NONAKA, a member of the prefectural assembly, likened the meeting to "children hurling themselves at a yokozuna (grand champion of sumo wrestling)" and the session hall to "a lecture room of the professor Ninagawa" in his speech.
- At the point when the Taira clan escaped Kyoto and the Imperial call for attacking the Taira clan was issued, the number of troops that followed the Taira clan had dwindled greatly.
- At the point where Hanamichi and the main stage meet (Hanamichi tsukegiwa in Japanese), Bannai watches Okaru and Kanpei leave.
- At the present day not only Empress, but also Crown Prince, Imperial Princes, their wives and Imperial Princesses also attend the Shinko.
- At the present day, choshi and tokkuri ware treated as almost same things, but, in the Edo period, they were completely different things.
- At the present day, the 'Takinomiya no Nenbutsu Odori' is still performed on August 25 in Takinomiya, Ayagawa-cho, Ayauta-gun, Kagawa Prefecture, and it is designated a National Important Intangible Property of Folk Culture as the root of 'nenbutsu-odori' which remain in many places throughout the country.
- At the present day, there is a tumulus of Ietaka in 5 Yuhigaoka-cho, Tennoji-ku, Osaka City (allegedly the tomb of FUJIWARA no Ietaka).
- At the present time still, it is used in the occasions such as the Ceremony of the Seiden State Hall, which is the most important of the Enthronement Ceremonies and a festival of the Imperial Court called Shihohai (a Shinto ceremony held on New Year's Day in which the Emperor pays respect to the deities in all quarters).
- At the present time, nonetheless, there are fewer chances to see people draw an eye into a daruma doll out in public due to this claim, and many daruma dolls are now sold with their eyes painted in beforehand.
- At the present time, people are little conscious of this Shakuzetsu-nichi Day (an unlucky day) and most people do not know the existence of such days.
- At the present time, the temple calls itself Gufuku-ji Temple on Mt. Buddha belonging to Shingonshu sect.
- At the present time, the whole area around the tumulus is being developed as a part of the Asuka Historical National Government Park.
- At the present, nearly all yose are for rakugo.
- At the present, senryu circles have seemed to become like an amusement for elderly people with contests and gatherings as its center under Zen Nihon Senryu Kyokai (National Japanese Senryu Society).
- At the press conference on December 9 of the same year, the Imperial Household Agency announced that the Emperor had a supraventricular arrhythmia in the beginning of December, in addition to the inflammation of the stomach and the duodenum that was detected by an examination of the digestive tract.
- At the promoter Shochiku, after Matsujiro SHIRAI's death, management power shifted to his younger brother (who he had adopted as his male successor), Shintaro SHIRAI.
- At the public meeting, MINAMOTO no Michichika and Takasue argued that 'Since the armed clergy of Onjo-ji temple disbanded of their own accord, simply arresting the ringleaders will be sufficient punishment.
- At the question of Shizuka, he replies that he is a child of the foxes which were used to make that tsuzumi.
- At the rear left and right of riders, officials are stationed, who strike a bell and a drum to proclaim the point made in the game; they attend to incoming and outgoing of the balls to determine the outcome of the game working with Marimetsuke and Maribugyo (referees).
- At the rebellion of Shigetada HATAKEYAMA's youngest son, Munemasa said as follows.
- At the recommendation of Naomasa NABESHIMA, the lord of domain, NAKAMUTA entered a naval school in Nagasaki at the age of 20 in 1856, and after graduation, he served as an assistant of mayor in the domain's Navy and contributed to its development.
- At the recommendation of the temple employee he sees the boy's dance, and realizes that the boy is his own son.
- At the reconstruction of Todai-ji Temple, he was rewarded by Yoritomo for administrating the supply of lumber.
- At the regular gongyo, heap bukki (food offering bowl for the home altar) with buku using mosso (frame to heap buku) and serve when the gongyo has finished.
- At the remained site of the Mito Akanuma-ro prison where the family members of Tenguto were executed, a memorial monument is built.
- At the request of Aikoku-sha (an association which supported the movement of the Freedom and People's Rights) in Osaka, he attended Kokkai-ganbo-yushi-taikai (a voluntary convention of those desiring for a parliament).
- At the request of Japan, where there had been no formal systems for vowing to observe the Buddhist commandments, Jianzhen came to Japan and established Kaidan-in on the west of the Great Buddha Hall, to perform pledging rites for Emperor Shomu and many monks.
- At the request of Kogoro KATSURA, Ryoma SAKAMOTO endorsed the document of the alliance with a brush dipped in vermillion ink.
- At the request of Nagayoshi MIYOSHI, he founded Nanshu-ji Temple in Sakai as a family temple of the Miyoshi clan.
- At the request of Shoyo, MIMURA presented an inscription for a monument at a hot spring in Atami Minakuchi village in 1921.
- At the request of Yoshizumi MIURA, Yoritomo granted the release of Sukechika ITO of the Taira clan, who had been captured in Kamakura.
- At the request of the Imagawa clan, he stayed with the Gohojo clan in Sagami Province and with the Takeda clan in Kai Province to host Poetry Readings.
- At the residence of Tokiyori HOJO, on March 24, 1243, Yasutsuna was order to atttend at the trial on the days of the rotation No. 1 (3rd, 9th, 13th, 17th, 23rd).
- At the restoration during the Bunkyu era, the monument was transferred to the side of the mausoleum.
- At the restoration in 1934, many bokushomei (ink inscriptions) were found.
- At the restoration of Imperial Rule, he was appointed as Gijo, Military President.
- At the restoration of the imperial tombs in the last years of the Edo period, the present mausoleum was authorized, thereby being restored.
- At the revolt of TACHIBANA no Naramaro in July 757, he tortured those involved in the revolt and drove the Prince Funado, the Prince Kibumi and OTOMO no Komaro to death.
- At the riverbed downriver, people can enjoy cherry blossoms and azalea, and also the cycling road and parks there allow many people to walk their pets or enjoy simply enjoy a walk by themselves.
- At the root is the death and rebirth of grain.
- At the root of Indian society, there is the principle of Rinne Tensho (all things being in flux through the endless circle of birth, death and rebirth, or the circle of transmigration) in Hinduism.
- At the row house in Yotsuya Oni-yokocho, the residents are stopping Hachiemon who is saying he will move to another place although he just moved in the house yesterday.
- At the same day of her death, Ms. Naruko YANAGIHARA received the Juichii (Junior First Rank).
- At the same day, he was promoted to Jushiinoge (Junior Fourth Rank, Lower Grade) and transferred to Sahyoe no kami (Captain of the Left Division of Middle Palace Guards).
- At the same period, Sotaro YASUI also learned there.
- At the same place, Horyu-ji Temple (Kamikanesawa, Daigo-machi, Kuji County, Ibaraki Prefecture) was constructed.
- At the same time 'gyu-nabe' appeared in the Kanto region, the people of the Kansai region were making 'sukiyaki' for which beef was broiled before seasoning it with sugar, soy sauce and broth.
- At the same time 'rogi '(籬) from himorogi (神籬) meaning 'a fence' and iwakura, also called iwa-saka (saka means a border) both signify borders of Shiniki.
- At the same time Hoshida Station became a stop for rapid trains.
- At the same time Kamon in two or three colors, called 'Hyo-mon (平紋),' were popular.
- At the same time Mochiuji started acting independently.
- At the same time Shigeyori's younger brother, Shigetsune, was also appointed as Hyoe no Jo.
- At the same time a rare arm of a silver Buddha statue (an Important Cultural Property) was also discovered.
- At the same time a regent, Imperial Prince Hirohito, who was the Crown Prince, ascended to the throne of Emperor, the Empress Teimei ascended as the Empress Dowager.
- At the same time additionally, 10,000 koku of rice was added to his salary and was transferred to the lord of Iwatsuki Domain in Musashi Province.
- At the same time as Takigawa's suspension, all law faculty staff, from 31 professors to the technicians, submitted their resignation as a sign of protest, but the University itself and other faculties did not support the stance of the board of law faculty professors.
- At the same time as Yoritomo raised his forces, MINAMOTO no Yoshinaka (Yoshinaka KISO) of Shinano Province raised forces in September 1180, and won the Battle of Yokotagawara in June 1181 and controlled the area from Shinano to Echigo Province.
- At the same time as the yomi-te reads the cards, the game starts and the tori-te look for the tori-fuda matching the yomi-fuda to take it (sometimes touch it or slap it by the hand).
- At the same time as when he went through the Genpuku ceremony (Coming of Age ceremony) in August 1156, he earned the court rank of Shogoinoge (Senior Fifth Rank, Lower Grade).
- At the same time at the Creative Ceramics Exhibition, Kanjiro held 'the Korean Folk Art Exhibition', displaying the ceramics from the Joseon Dynasty collected by Muneyoshi YANAGI, and was deeply impressed by the simple yet beautiful works of unknown potters.
- At the same time construction of the facilities for Chinjufu began, and on October 1, 1901, Maizuru Chinjufu started operations under first Admiral Heihachiro TOGO who had been a vice admiral till then.
- At the same time he decided to never stop absorbing cutting-edge information.
- At the same time he founded the Empire Training School for Actresses.
- At the same time he had the positions of an advisor of Manchukuo, a councilor of the House of Peers at the Imperial command, and an advisor of the Cabinet.
- At the same time he made efforts to promote public education and to enhance the teaching of the imperial system.
- At the same time he sent his younger brothers MINAMOTO no Noriyori and MINAMOTO no Yoshitsune to search for and destroy the Taira clan which were destroyed in the Battle of Dan no Ura in 1185, ending the civil war which had lasted for six years.
- At the same time he was appointed by Yoshiteru ASHIKAGA, the 13th shogun, as 'shobanshu' (an official who accompanied the shogun), together with Yoshioki MIYOSHI, Yoshinaga's heir.
- At the same time he was appointed to serve in the central administration with the rank of Jugoi (junior fifth court).
- At the same time he was declared Seii Taishogun (literally, "great general who subdues the barbarians").
- At the same time he was promoted to Junior 4th Rank and got governmental positions of Sangi and Sakonoe Gonchujo.
- At the same time he was retrained his position as Ukone no daisho (Major Captain of the Right Division of Inner Palace Guards).
- At the same time it was also planned to rebuilt a shed for the new float.
- At the same time it was prohibited in principle to supply army provisions in the field and violence and karita (to reap rice) were strictly banned by the martial law.
- At the same time that the "Dankyo" was made, Hui-chung, an apprentice to Eno, had already expressed resentment, saying that the "Dankyo" was corrupted.
- At the same time that the station building was elevated, the size of the entire station was expanded substantially, and two exits, the north exit that used to be the only exit before elevation and the south exit, are now available.
- At the same time the Yamato Kingdom was importing Chinese culture, such as calendar making, from the Korean Peninsula, it was strengthening domestic administration by gradually organizing both the ruling elite and the common people.
- At the same time the area that had remained as 'Oaza Kamigamo' was reorganized into Kamigamo Midoro-goyodani-cho, Kamigamo Midoro-shirakiyama-cho, Kamigamo Midoro-nishiyama-cho and Kamigamo Midoro-yamagami-cho.
- At the same time the area which survived as 'Oaza Kitashirakawa' was divided into 13 towns prefixed by 'Kitashirakawa.'
- At the same time the area which survived as 'Oaza Takagamine' was divided into Takagamine Kamigamo Sakasafutatsuishi-cho and Takagamine Dainichi-cho.
- At the same time the common name of the Ikko sect was officially abolished according to doctrine.
- At the same time the former city assembly member and previous prefecture assembly member, SAITO, ran the race for mayor as an independent candidate backed by the former hospital director for Maizuru Municipal Hospital and relatives of the (now defunct) former Maizuru mayor, resulting in a split among the conservatives.
- At the same time the line between Kyobashi and Katamachi was abolished.
- At the same time the route of the Tokai-do Daytime Express Kyoto-go service changed to go via Shinjuku Station (Inbound buses stopping at Ikejiriohashi).
- At the same time the service was enhanced and limited express trains started operating every 30 minutes during the daytime.
- At the same time when Emperor Daigo ascended the throne in 897, she entered into the court, and became a princess following the empress (the position of empress was not established at this time).
- At the same time, 'Hokkaido kaiho' (Law on the Hokkaido assembly system) and 'Hokkaido chihohiho' (Law on the Hokkaido autonomous body) which used to stipulate the autonomy system of Hokkaido were abolished and unified into 'Fukensei', and the name of this law was then changed to 'Dofukensei' (prefectural system).
- At the same time, 29 families of persons, including Hirobumi ITO, who made distinguished contributions in the Meiji Restoration, were newly raised to the kazoku class and conferred the peerage.
- At the same time, Bunjin characters became diversified to include versatility and wide interests, amateurism, anti-secularity, independency, curing and a tendency of recluse.
- At the same time, Chokan-kanmon is a precious historical material by which we can well understand the religious philosophy of Jingi (gods of heaven and earth) at the time as well as the reality of the Retired Emperors' support for Kumano sanzan in the late stage of the Heian period.
- At the same time, Chugoku JR Bus solely began operation of the daytime limited express Hiroshima Kyoto-go.
- At the same time, Daiei devoted itself to large-scale productions, such as joint productions with companies in Taiwan and other countries and 70mm film productions such as 'Shaka' (Shakyamuni) and 'Shin no Shikoutei' (Shi Hunagdi), both of which became box office hits.
- At the same time, Dainagon (chief councilor of state) Kintsune SAIONJI, who was of the faction friendly to the shogunate, was put under house arrest.
- At the same time, Edo, whose population reached around one million, was not only the biggest consumer city in Japan, but also the biggest city in the world.
- At the same time, Emperor Go-Daigo moved to Yoshino and set up the Southern Court there.
- At the same time, Emperor Goyozei of the Court was afraid that Yusai would die in battle.
- At the same time, Enshu has created a lot of valuable pottery at the Asahi yaki kiln.
- At the same time, Gosagain made Imperial Prince Yohito, the son of Kameyama, Crown Prince.
- At the same time, Hidekatsu ODA, his eldest son, was also called in front of Hideyoshi, and given a fief yielding 50 thousand koku of rice in Kameyama in Echizen Province.
- At the same time, Imperial Prince Iyo also reported the details of Munenari's instigation to Emperor Heijo.
- At the same time, Jibatsu Rinji (a permission to destroy Emperor's enemy) was given and Mochiuji became an Emperor's enemy.
- At the same time, KIRINO dispatched an express messengers to Takehiko NAKAJIMA at Kanokogi and to Oshisuke NOMURA at Tosu to inform them of the defeat at Kawajiri and to command them to move their soldiers to Kiyama properly.
- At the same time, KONDO and others were in a terrible struggle for power within Shinsen-gumi, and mercilessly killed their opponents.
- At the same time, Kagekatsu village was integrated into the town and became Oaza Kagekatsu, and Fushimi town came to consist of 189 Oaza in total.
- At the same time, Kakuyu is believed to have been critical of Buddhist society, as well as the politics of the time, in spite of the fact that he successively held important posts in Buddhist society.
- At the same time, Kiheitai led by Kuro BEPPU fought a defensive battle in Mimata.
- At the same time, Kumano Sanzan became a part of the central Sogo (Office of Monastic Affairs) system since Chokai, Kumano betto, was appointed to hokkyo (the rank of a priest).
- At the same time, Kurukuma no Okimi was appointed to Tsuwamono no Tsukasa no Kami (director general of the department of military affairs).
- At the same time, Kyoto Dento separated its railway business to a newly established Keifuku Denki Tetsudo (Keifuku Electric Railway).
- At the same time, Kyujutsu was renamed as Kyudo.
- At the same time, L?on ROCHES the Minister of the French Second Empire, in one of his frequent visits to Edo-jo Castle, suggested to Yoshinobu his support in defense of battle, but Yoshinobu refused his suggestion.
- At the same time, MINAMOTO no Yoshitsune won the Battle of Yashima and the Taira family was isolated on the Hikojima Island, Nagato Province.
- At the same time, Mahavira of Jainism was thought to have attained enlightenment and became independent of Brahmanism he was opposed to the caste system, a hierarchy, and shunned it.
- At the same time, Masamune came close to an explosive situation with his uncle Yoshiaki MOGAMI, but Yoshihime intermediated between them to reconcile their relationship, thus Masamune managed to escape from his predicament.
- At the same time, Meiji Government ordered the domains to lead troops to Kyoto.
- At the same time, Motonari made an effort to restore his relationship with the Shishido clan who had long been his archenemy.
- At the same time, Musashi wielded his wooden sword and struck Kojiro on the head.
- At the same time, Nagamasa heard the gun shots from the place in the distance where the spearhead was present and led his 3,000 troops in the direction.
- At the same time, Nagashige held the ranks of Jushiinoge (Junior Fourth Rank, Lower Grade) and Jiju.
- At the same time, Naosuke sent Akikatsu MANABE to Kyoto and ordered him to prosecute personnel who were involved with the secret imperial decree.
- At the same time, National Road No. 24 was opened and traffic in Nara City was transformed.
- At the same time, Ninagawa's administration lost its balance and rapidly became inclined to be ideologically-charged.
- At the same time, Nobunaga's heir, Nobutada ODA entered Myokaku-ji Temple (Kyoto City).
- At the same time, Nobuyoshi TAKEDA of the Kai-Genji (Minamoto clan) had raised forces in Kanto as well.
- At the same time, OKUMA was proceeding the plan to enforce the modern currency system.
- At the same time, Oaza Kagekatsu was divided into eight towns, which made the number of towns in Fushimi City 176 in total.
- At the same time, Rakushisai Soji received a special favor from the Konoe family and the Takatsukasa family in Kyoto, so he had to travel frequently between Kyoto and Nagoya and tried his best to disseminate the tea ceremony.
- At the same time, Rapid trains that stop at Kanie, Yatomi, and all stations south of Kuwana, were renamed Regional Rapid.
- At the same time, Route 61 running between Shin-Tanabe and Kusauchi was re-established.
- At the same time, Route 75B was established and was operated from Keihan Yawata - Iwata - Shin-Tanabe - Kusauchi.
- At the same time, Sakato-jo Castle became a strategic site for managing the territory as an important branch castle of Kasugayma-jo Castle.
- At the same time, Shigemasa HINO, who was Yoshisuke's legitimate son and took over as head of the family, had his territories confiscated and became a priest, and thus the Hino family declined temporarily.
- At the same time, Shingen TAKEDA of Kai Province conquered Shinano and expanded his territory; in his latter years, Shingen changed his diplomatic policies and started invading Suruga.
- At the same time, Shogun Yoshiharu ASHIKAGA passed the shogunate position on to his natural son Yoshiteru ASHIKAGA in 1546 to support Ujitsuna and oppose Harumoto.
- At the same time, Shojin ryori were also cooked by private citizens in homes or restaurants on ceremonial occasions or during the Bon festival.
- At the same time, Tai (the first generation) and Kinki-hoso-mae were renamed Kumiyama-cho, Yakuba, and Tai (the second generation) respectively.
- At the same time, Takauji chased Tadayoshi along the Tokaido, and defeated him at the battles of Mt. Satsutamayama in Suruga Province (present-day Shimizu Ward, Shimizu City, Shizuoka Prefecture) and Hayakawajiri in Sagami Province (present-day Odawara City, Kanagawa Prefecture). Takauji captured Tadayoshi and confined him in Kamakura.
- At the same time, Tamenaga moved his residence from Shinano to this place, after which he changed his family name to MISAWA.
- At the same time, Toiseibaiken (the right of ruling the north-eastern regions of Japan) split into two authorities as Mutsu Province Chinjufu (the defense capital of the North) and Akita-jo Castle of Dewa Province were integrated into Chinjufu as a single authority.
- At the same time, Tokizane and Tokiie (Tokitada's sons) and TAIRA no Nobumoto (Nobunori's son) were also dismissed ("Heihanki") and, as a result, members of Dojo Heishi (the Taira clan that was hereditarily allowed to the Court) were forced to resign.
- At the same time, Tomonobu also served as Keishi of FUJIWARA no Tadazane and his son Tadamichi.
- At the same time, Ujimasa asked Katsuyori TAKEDA, the husband of his younger sister and his ally, to send reinforcements to Kagetora.
- At the same time, West Japan JR Bus and Chugoku JR Bus began the operation of Hiroshima Dream Kyoto-go.
- At the same time, Yorimichi's younger half-brother, Yoshinobu (the son of MINAMOTO no Akiko), the Gon Dainagon, earnestly petitioned the Emperor to make Imperial Prince Takahito the Crown Prince and finally the Emperor made his decision, setting it down in his last will and testament before passing away.
- At the same time, Yuan Shikai enjoyed 'good fortune' with the consecutive deaths of powerful people of the Qing dynasty such as Li Hongzhang, Liu Kunyi, and Ronglu, so Shikai, who led the Qing dynasty's only elite troops, used this effectively as a political tool.
- At the same time, Yukichi IWATA and Tsuzuya MOROGUCHI who participated from Shinpa-geki were lead actors and he worked as a director from the establishment of the studio to form the foundation of Shochiku.
- At the same time, a collective leadership system for making policy decisions was established that was made up of the regent (who was effectively the leader), rensho (who acted as assistants to the regent), and the Hyojoshu (which acted as a consultative body).
- At the same time, a new Palace site was selected, and in the following year (656), a new Palace was built in Okamoto.
- At the same time, a new bus stop Yawata Civic Gymnasium for Yawata Tanabe Line was established.
- At the same time, a picture contest was held for primary school children and others.
- At the same time, a plan was commenced to open the underground Kintetsu Nara line in time for the Expo '70.
- At the same time, a pot type earthenware emerged as a lid of a large kamekan for an adult.
- At the same time, a riot started in Yanagihara, Kyoto City, which destroyed rice warehouse merchants and forced a sale of rice for 30 sen per 1 sho.
- At the same time, a selection system for 'intangible folklore material for which records should be prepared' was introduced.
- At the same time, a small part of the buses operating on Route 76 had their routes altered and extended to Ikejima as Route 76B, to be operated during the rush hour (Keihan Yawata - Ikejima).
- At the same time, a unique table manner which involves placing rice on the back of the fork was created.
- At the same time, adding to the Treaty of Ganghwa, Japan decided the expansion of their settlement, the addition of the market and the right of Japanese legation staff to tour in the Korean inland.
- At the same time, also in Ise, TAIRA no Nobukane and his followers blocked off Mt. Suzuka by cutting down trees and rose in revolt, which was said to upset the whole In ("Gyokuyo" (The Diary of Kanezane KUJO) the article of August 22, 1184).
- At the same time, an LED-type train information display unit was installed.
- At the same time, an oshirushi (symbol) is also given to the imperial member.
- At the same time, another train bound for Kizu arrives at Platform 2 and departs, leaving the split cars.
- At the same time, aridification also often occurs.
- At the same time, as he became famous for his study of ancient Buddhist statues around the country from the viewpoint of casting, he later became acquainted with Tenshin OKAKURA and became a teacher at the Tokyo Fine Arts School, Department of Casting in 1890.
- At the same time, as the improvement of water supply became a major issue a long with the expansion of Edo as a city, Tamagawa Josui Water Supply was constructed.
- At the same time, as the unpredictable inundation tactics stirred the castle, the declining provisions of rice for the army by losing their supply lines, and the fact of not having support troops from the Mori clan including Takakage KOBAYAKAWA and Motoharu KIKKAWA combined to wear down the morale of the troops.
- At the same time, because a great number of daimyo's attendants traveled back and forth between Edo and the provinces, Edo culture spread nationwide via them.
- At the same time, because the same names existed on the Kyoto Municipal Subway Karasuma Line, Gojo Station and Shijo Station were changed to Kiyomizu-gojo Station and Gion-shijo Station, respectively.
- At the same time, by sending troops to Date's territory, Yoshiaki captured a portion of his territory.
- At the same time, chigyo-kokushu came to mean handing over their chigyo-koku provinces to their heirs, and fixing the relationship of chigyo-kokushu with specific provinces.
- At the same time, construction work on the ground continued, and as a result Oike-dori Street now runs over Tenjingawa-dori Street and Uzumasa-tenjingawa-ekimae Terminal, and goes west to cross Sanjo Street.
- At the same time, defunct comic magazines are increasing.
- At the same time, demand for chestnut wood indispensable for the railroad ties of railways increased rapidly.
- At the same time, despite the fact that Kyoto had been the center of learning mathematics during the early Edo period, Seki school of mathematics, started by Takakazu SEKI of Edo, became overwhelmingly dominant around this time.
- At the same time, dominating the territories of kokuga and those of the zaichokanjin, shugo formed direct control territory called shugo-ryo (shugo's territory).
- At the same time, due to educational system reform of the Preparatory School of the University of Tokyo (Tokyo Yobimon), he was transferred to Daiichi Koto Chugakko (First High School) School of English Politics in 1886.
- At the same time, enka singers are increasingly releasing songs with pops in mind, such as 'Himawari' (Sunflower) (became a hit in 2002; produced by Masaharu FUKUYAMA) by Kiyoshi MAEKAWA.
- At the same time, ensemble methods developed, and not only solos but also various types of ensemble methods such as danawase, jiawase, uchiawase, honte kaede gasso, and sankyoku gasso were created; gradually tegoto developed as a core part of these methods.
- At the same time, expansion of the Fujiwara clan's influence ruined former prestigious families.
- At the same time, express trains were renamed Rapid.
- At the same time, from the Aomori side, 40 people including Junior Lieutenant Kawawada went to Tamogino to meet the marching troop, which had not returned by the scheduled date and time.
- At the same time, from the age of 13, he learned Kacho-ga (painting of flowers and birds) from Kaizan KUROYAMA, a Nanga painter (an original style of painting in the Edo period which had a great deal of influence from the Chinese Nanga style) in the Sakura Domain.
- At the same time, gear ration of Moha 51001 - 51026 was altered so that it coincided with other cars of the Osaka Railway Bureau.
- At the same time, government officials were permitted to establish tax-exempted lands that were provided to cover the labor cost of shoshi (officials) and the lands were alloted for officials' salary.
- At the same time, he also allied himself with the trusted vassals of Retired Emperor Goshirakwa, such as Yasutsune TAKASHINA, and he worked against the Kamakura bakufu (Japanese feudal government headed by a shogun) that planned to search out and conquer Yoshitsune.
- At the same time, he also established an independent production company 'Gendai Production' in 1952, and also had been active as a director including the release of "Kanikosen"(The Crab Cannery Ship), the first movie he directed in the next year.
- At the same time, he also focused on realism in the upsurge of left-wing ideology during the early Showa era by directing keiko eiga (tendency film) such as 'Tokai kokyogaku' (Metropolitan Symphony) and 'Shikamo karera wa yuku' (And Yet They Go).
- At the same time, he anticipated that Yoshinaka, who regarded Prince Mochihito's order as legitimate, would be confronted by the Imperial Court sooner or later.
- At the same time, he assumed the position of Seii Taishogun and Genji no choja (chief of the Minamoto clan).
- At the same time, he assumed the position of Seitaishogun (commander-in-chief of the expeditionary force against the barbarians, great, unifying leader) and Genji no choja (chief of the Minamoto clan).
- At the same time, he became friendly with Soeki SEN and Doshitsu TENNOJIYA, who were masters of tea ceremony and wealthy merchants in Sakai, and they associated with each other as tea masters and Japan-Korea traders.
- At the same time, he became the teacher of Department of Japanese Linguistics at a high school and still teaches there.
- At the same time, he began to study at a college mainly for Buddhist trainees, and there, he met Kashiwagi, a classmate who walked on crutches due to his club foot and always lingered in the corner of the classroom, as well as Tsurukawa, who he believed had a heart of gold.
- At the same time, he called it 'the ability to recreate' that Japanese people made foreign thoughts to change into their own thoughts.
- At the same time, he established a private school for Western studies, 'Tekitekisai juku (Tekijuku)'.
- At the same time, he felt the necessity to take a defensive action to protect the religious community.
- At the same time, he formed 'Jodo Shinshu sect Higashi Hongan-ji school,' containing more than 300 temples separated from Shinshu sect Otani school, choosing Tokyo Hongan-ji Temple as the head temple.
- At the same time, he founded the Kanjoin sub temple at To-ji Temple, which served as the training hall for the Kechie kanjo (Dharma transmission) of Shingon Buddhist teachings and rituals.
- At the same time, he had socialized with otona (village leaders) and parishioners in rural areas to spread the Yoshida's.
- At the same time, he joined Meirokusha (Japan's first academic society) alongside with Yukichi FUKUZAWA and was active as the only confucian member of the society.
- At the same time, he lost his daughter.
- At the same time, he made Yukitaka SANADA attack Amakazari-jo Castle in the eastern part of Zenkoji-daira (located in Matsushiro, Nagano City, Nagano Prefecture), taking the castle in August.
- At the same time, he may have been promoted to Jugoinoge (Junior Fifth Rank, Lower Grade).
- At the same time, he ordered a part of Yamato shu and Kawachi shu to stay behind in order to hinder Koyasan.
- At the same time, he organized the Tokyo Meat Sellers Association by calling together those wholesale meat sellers in Tokyo Prefecture from 15 wards and 6 districts, while he also became a member of the board of directors for the Tokyo Cattle Market Company.
- At the same time, he petitioned Hideyoshi to let him adopt Hideaki because he didn't have any biological children.
- At the same time, he pointed out the similarity of the Japanese rule to Chung-hee PARK's government, and said it was one form of military dictatorship, and caused Korean capitalists' dependence on dictatorship.
- At the same time, he practiced and mastered swardsmanship at Genbukan under Shusaku CHIBA, the founder of Hokushin Itto Ryu; he also studied at Shoheiko School of Edo Shogunate.
- At the same time, he received an official appointment to the seii taishogun.
- At the same time, he received the family name Hashiba.
- At the same time, he remained thoroughly committed to peace diplomacy in the same way he was against Shingen and Kenshin, and kept the alliance.
- At the same time, he requested Hideyori TOYOTOMI to face Hidetada, the new shogun, but Yodo-dono turned down it.
- At the same time, he threw himself into the tumultuous political world; for example, he experienced fierce feuds with anti-Kujo politicians such as MINAMOTO no Michichika.
- At the same time, he took in Ise Shinto (a school of Shinto thought to be established by priests of the Grand Shrine of Ise (Ise no Jingu) in the medieval period).
- At the same time, he took part in 'Yoru no Kai' (the Night Society) organized by Taro OKAMOTO, Kiyoteru HANADA and so on, and 'Kiroku Geijutsu no Kai ' (Organization of the Documentary Arts) by Kobo ABE and so on; and started his activities looking at all kinds of arts as a whole.
- At the same time, he was appointed the Seii taishogun (literally, "great general who subdues the barbarians") by the Emperor.
- At the same time, he was assigned to be shugo of Musashi Province.
- At the same time, he was dispatched to Europe as the representative of the Shogun Yoshinobu to attend Paris Exposition (1867).
- At the same time, he was frequently named as Sata (an officer in charge of enforcing a lord's order) in "Azuma Kagami", and in Article January 15 of 1191, he was referred to as 'the accountant, FUJIWARA no Asomi Yukinari', which position was ranked second to Betto, OE no Hiromoto.
- At the same time, he was given the stage name Yoshimatsu.
- At the same time, he was granted Juichii (Junior First Court Rank).
- At the same time, he was influenced by the style of German romanticism, and also showed a strong interest in fin-de-si?cle taste.
- At the same time, he was named seii taishogun and Genji no choja (chief of the Minamoto clan) under an imperial proclamation.
- At the same time, he was permitted access to the Imperial Court.
- At the same time, he was raised to Shokoshi (junior third rank) and he became Ujinokonokami (head of clan).
- At the same time, he was transferred from the Yodo Domain to the Toba Domain.
- At the same time, her father Sai was also promoted from Jushiijo (Junior Fourth Rank, Upper Grade) to Shoshiinoge.
- At the same time, his great-grandfather Yoshishige NITTA who was very old but still alive as a priest, Yoshishige also served as a conservator along with Yoshikane.
- At the same time, his other troops were also defeated at the west of the basin, therefore, he was surrounded by the strong army and couldn't advance to the north nor to the west.
- At the same time, his policy benefited those with influence.
- At the same time, his political position was questioned by the Daikakuji Imperial line, the Saionji family, who had the position of 'Kanto Moshitsugi' and had strong political power in the Imperial Palace, ended up dramatically losing their unifying political force.
- At the same time, however, a large number of summer festivals have changed their nature in the process of modernization, so that their origins have become obscure in the minds of people who tend to observe natsumatsuri as a glamorous event rather than a solemn ceremony.
- At the same time, however, incidents of double-booking or last minute cancellation frequently occurred.
- At the same time, however, the document says that 'when he was asked about his family, Tenkai said that he forgotten even his family name,' indicating that Tenkai did not tell his origin to his disciples.
- At the same time, if there was an attack on the castle, the enemy tried to come closer and closer to Koguchi, and the Koguchi became a key point in defense of the castle, so it was strictly secured and protected.
- At the same time, in Yamato (Yamato Province), the east of Kochi (Kawachi), OTOMO no Fukei raised an army supporting Oama no Miko (Prince Oama, later became Emperor Tenmu) and occupied Yamato-no-miyako (the old capital of Asuka).
- At the same time, in anticipation of the October 5 opening of the Keihan Oto Line (Keihan Electric Railway), the train schedule was revised.
- At the same time, influential clans established special dormitories such as Daigaku-besso to house the masters and pupils.
- At the same time, it changed the bus starting point to Nishi-Maizuru Station and reorganized the timetable.
- At the same time, it increased its clout by buying back the customs rights that had been sold to Russia by Empress Myeongseong.
- At the same time, it is also thought that they used the Buddhist terms to announce their secession from the Chinese tributary system.
- At the same time, it is also true that scientific explanations have not been yet given to most part of the cause and effect of very delicate taste and flavor which appeal to the senses of drinkers (or consumers) who have thorough knowledge and experience of sake.
- At the same time, it is considered that he played an important role in introducing the culture of the capital into rural areas.
- At the same time, it was a term used as a translation of "international law" before the current translation "kokusaiho."
- At the same time, it was also a way to criticize and satirize the decline Buddhism, and the growth of an authoritarian strain, and to raise an alarm at the wearing down and ossification of Buddhism.
- At the same time, it was also used to show the domination of the Imperial Court over the warriors.
- At the same time, it was approved by the shuinjo of Tsunayoshi TOKUGAWA, and Tsuchimikado came to obtain the control of Onmyoji (Master of Yin yang) across the country and the right to prepare calendars.
- At the same time, it was confirmed that the production costs be born by the distribution unit as before.
- At the same time, it was said to be the achievement of an unfair treaty against Japan by western powers.
- At the same time, its area of business was expanded to include Manchuria, Mongolia, North China and the South Sea Islands.
- At the same time, jiuta and sokyoku became nearly inseparable.
- At the same time, jurisdiction was also defined by dividing the country into 8 districts.
- At the same time, kendenken (the right of cadastral surveys) was given to kokushi (provincial governors).
- At the same time, members of anti-Yoshishige groups including Chikazane IRITA were purged as ringleaders of 'the assassination of Toshiaki.'
- At the same time, monks who made ink-wash paintings emerged; they were mainly from the Zen sect, and while still maintaining their relationship with Buddhism, they freely depicted their own inner world using their own style of artistic interpretation.
- At the same time, more and more people were interested in the books with topics related Western countries (Seigakusho 西学書, books on western studies) and an open and liberal group called the Kaehwadang (Progressive Party) was formed.
- At the same time, most type 63 cars used in the Kansai region were transferred to the Kanto region.
- At the same time, nihon-ryori dishes have greatly affected the cooking culture of other nations, spurred on by Japanese dish trends.
- At the same time, not only Shinzaburo but also the craftsmen who moved to Ichizawa Hanpu kakosho Ltd. left the store.
- At the same time, on the users' requests it increased one round-trip service for the highway bus that ran between Maizuru and Osaka (JR Nanba Station).
- At the same time, one thing Xavier was surprised at was the fact that male homosexuality considered as a heavy sin in Christianity was publically accepted in Japan.
- At the same time, provincial governors and owners of manors began collecting shitansen, which was private tansen.
- At the same time, public participation was called for in order to choose a nickname.
- At the same time, quite a few members on our side showed up.
- At the same time, regional difference can also be observed regarding whether or not to actually eat ehomaki.
- At the same time, released from the post of Kokuji goyogakari.
- At the same time, section between Hankaku Railway's Fukuchi Station and this station opened to traffic.
- At the same time, sectional services between Kintetsu Okubo and Keihan Uji were offered by one-man-operated buses.
- At the same time, segregation by ethnicity 'Naichi jin' and 'Honto jin' was discontinued in the elementary education system, and the children who always used Japanese attended elementary schools and those who did not always use Japanese attended Kogakko.
- At the same time, she submitted a protest documentto Kochi Prefecture.
- At the same time, since the amount of silver produced in Japan was sharply decreased, the export of silver was prohibited and instead copper and gold became Japan's major export products.
- At the same time, some cars that were not remodelled into air-conditioned cars were tentatively equipped only with control switches for air-conditioning, and also one Tc coach was replaced with another from the air-conditioned trains.
- At the same time, some domains entrusted merchants to administer its economy, and for example, Sendai domain asked Banto YAMAGATA, the clerk of Masuya Shop in Osaka, to make a comprehensive survey of the financial affairs.
- At the same time, some people such as Augustin Berque appreciated his idea and believe that this concept based on climate must be a positive methodology that can stop globalization.
- At the same time, some private vocational schools changed their status to that of foreign affairs college.
- At the same time, stone stairway and stone walls are being restored.
- At the same time, sumo is also a martial or military art (taking the original meaning of a yumitorishiki (victory bow ceremony held at the end of a sumo performance day) into consideration).
- At the same time, supplementary arts of weapons, such as bo-jutsu and nunchaku-jutsu, were abandoned.
- At the same time, the 'Chokusa juji' system, in which the chief priest of temples with an imperial inscription was assigned by the Imperial Court, was implemented.
- At the same time, the Heiwa Kigan Festival is held to pray for peace throughout the year.
- At the same time, the Imperial House Law, which was a statement of rules for the Imperial Family, was issued.
- At the same time, the Imperial court issued this Imperial proclamation that Iesada became Seitaishogun (commander in chief of the expeditionary force against the barbarians; a great and unifying leader) of the Edo Bakufu and also became Genji no choja (chief of the Minamoto clan).
- At the same time, the Imperial court ordered that the first degree execution punishment of Yoshinobu be stricken from sentence; he was allowed confinement in Mito.
- At the same time, the JNR/JR Suburban Train Series 113 began operating.
- At the same time, the Japanese people produced ento haniwa (cylindrical clay figure) figures enthusiastically; as well as Haji pottery made in the Kinai region which led to Haiji pottery production spreading out into the many regions of Japan.
- At the same time, the Keihan Uji Transport Co., Ltd. took over the route between Shin-Tanabe and Kyotanabe Municipal Kusauchi elementary school (renamed and currently called Kusauchi. The current location of the bus stop also differs from the previous location at the time of the hand over.)
- At the same time, the Mineyama Contingent Force was delegated to the Himeji Naval Air Corps.
- At the same time, the Navy Arsenal was also downgraded to Kosaku-bu (Engineering department).
- At the same time, the Silla-Tang allied forces beat the land forces of Wakoku and Kudara, resulting in the demise of the Kudara restoration force.
- At the same time, the alliances accelerated a rise in the awareness of the part that the domains needed to play to change the feudal and shogunate systems, and the need to draw up a government vision for after the overthrow of the Tokugawa shogunate.
- At the same time, the atmosphere of new era "Meiji" was created by the civilization and enlightenment of people, the popularization of eating meat, and the opening of the railway.
- At the same time, the authorized nobility falls under the control of the monarchy.
- At the same time, the bakufu army defeated Prince Morinaga in Yoshino.
- At the same time, the bakufu had political reforms led by Yasumori ADACHI, it is thought that there was a close relationship between virtuous governments in both Imperial and Military courts due to the fact that there were cultural exchanges at the individual level between Kameyama and Yasumori.
- At the same time, the base unit of kokugaryo (public lands) became hyakusho-myo (smaller holdings of shoen held by ordinary peasants), replacing ko (smallest social organization unit in provincial administration) used in the Nara period.
- At the same time, the branch freight line from Umekoji Station to Kyoto-shijo Station started operating.
- At the same time, the buses departing from Kusauchi was re-established on Route 73, operating round-trip once again,
- At the same time, the design of the 50-yen coin was also changed and both designs were sought from the public.
- At the same time, the existence of the samurai class lost its significance and led to the abolishment of the feudal system called Shinokosho (hereditary four-status order consisting of warrior-rulers, peasants, artisans, and merchants) and the history of the tenka-bito also came to an end as the samurai disappeared.
- At the same time, the fare section system of the Otsu Line was revised and the number of fare sections of the Keishin Line increased from three to four.
- At the same time, the figures of the gods make a strong impact
- At the same time, the government announced that government notes and national bank notes would be stopped to issue and national banks became what they are now.
- At the same time, the government army seized Mukasa, Miyazuru, and Kuraoka as well.
- At the same time, the head of Mandokoro and Monchujo, the body of bakufu, came to be called 'shitsuji.'
- At the same time, the holders or the maintenance bodies of such important intangible cultural properties are recognized (Article 71, Clause 2).
- At the same time, the houses of Hajime KAWAKAMI of Kyoto Imperial University, Senji YAMAMOTO and Mitsu KONO of Doshisha University, as well as Jotaro KAWAKAMI, Masamichi SHINMEI, and other teachers of Kwansei Gakuin University, who had been considered to have some relationships with Shaken, were searched.
- At the same time, the improvement of airports was promoted as well, and thus the size of air transportation gradually increased.
- At the same time, the kanin system was abolished, putting an end to its nearly 2500-year history since the Spring and Autumn period.
- At the same time, the larvae of ayu hatched in Lake Biwa are released into the local rivers in Japan, and therefore Lake Biwa can be a source of introduced species.
- At the same time, the military influence over Korea declined, and the policies with Korea ran into difficulties.
- At the same time, the movement for the formulation of the constitution led by Hirobumi ITO began in earnest as a premise to the Diet system, and then the Privy Council was established to discuss the constitution.
- At the same time, the mutual direct operation with Hankyu Electric Railway at Tanbabashi Station and the parallel usage of Tanbabashi Station and Kintetsu-Tanbabashi Station were also discontinued.
- At the same time, the nicknames were changed to SANYO EXPRESS/Maiko-go.
- At the same time, the number of empress to be authorized at a time was fixed to one.
- At the same time, the old Kusatsu Line, which curved short of a turntable in the premises of Kusatsu Station, was abandoned, whereby the operating distance was extended by 0.3 km.
- At the same time, the pivot of a mai-ogi has a lead weight so that a dancer can easily handle the fan when he or she throws it or does 'kaname-gaeshi,' a technique in which a dancer holds a fan with his or her fingers and turns it.
- At the same time, the political forces in the Japanese Islands used the name of Wakoku to designate their country to foreign countries.
- At the same time, the publication of the nishiki-e-version 'Tokyo-nichinichi Shinbun' was stopped.
- At the same time, the revision was made to stop at Oyamazaki and Takatsuki Bus Stops.
- At the same time, the route operating via Kintetsu Okubo was discontinued; instead, the route was altered to pass through the residential area of Ichida, Yasuda, and Kitayama residences via the Shimozuya Entrance, heading for Ogura Station (Kyoto Prefecture).
- At the same time, the safety valves were replaced with Ramsbottom type valves.
- At the same time, the sake brewing facilities having been evolved in those temples were destroyed and the sake brewing techniques also developed there were scattered.
- At the same time, the semi-express and Sagano Express in the tourist seasons were discontinued.
- At the same time, the six vehicles were additionally introduced.
- At the same time, the song occupies an important place as a Kokyu Honkyoku (Music for the Kokyu).
- At the same time, the squad had a casualty rate of 314 percent, making it the squad that suffered the most injuries in the U.S. Army.
- At the same time, the station was moved to the present site.
- At the same time, the station was renamed as Nodagawa Station.
- At the same time, the succession of the seal of state and the Imperial Seal are celebrated as well.
- At the same time, the technique of mounting developed significantly.
- At the same time, the third son of Hidemasa, Tadatomo OGASAWARA was given Kitsuki Domain, Bungo Province (presently Kitsuki City, Oita Prefecture) holding 40,000 koku and the eldest son of Tadanaga, Nagatsugu was given Nakatsu Domain, Buzen Province (presently Nakatsu City, Oita Prefecture) holding 80,000 koku.
- At the same time, the troops which had been sent to the west were also beaten and withdrew.
- At the same time, the use of the (concave-shaped) Platform 3, which was used for returning trains, was discontinued, and corresponding to the expansion of its width, the Platform numbers were changed as follows: from Platform 4 to Platform 3 and from Platform 5 to Platform 4.
- At the same time, their strategy was to make sure that the Shogunate forces led by Seii Taishogun (literally, "great general who subdues the barbarians") would be the very ones responsible for expelling foreigners and to take the consequences.
- At the same time, their themes became easier and easier.
- At the same time, there is a custom to place segakidana (rack for carrying the dead), gakidana (shelf for holding a deceased person) or Shoryoma (conveyance for the spirits of the deceased) for hungry ghosts who are wandering in this world as muen botoke (a person who died leaving nobody to look after his (her) grave).
- At the same time, there is the complexity of the village community.
- At the same time, there were some emakimono created with different patterns than the above, such as "Choju Jinbutsu Giga" which had no text, but pictures only, and "Kegonshu Soshi Eden" (pictorial biographies of the founders of the Kegon sect) that contained 'spoken lines' beside some characters in a scene in addition to 'kotoba.'
- At the same time, they abolished the three bus stops: Shijo Kawaramachi/Otsuka Station/Shuyo-cho Central Hospital Entrance.
- At the same time, they also spent quite a lot of money to keep their dignity, and therefore, it is questionable to criticize only Kozuke no Suke, and one assumes that they were trying to cover up their own faults through Kanadehon Chushingura.
- At the same time, they announced 'the Declaration of the Social Democratic Party,' which contained eight-article party ideals and a 28-article party platform; the declaration was published in such newspapers as the "Rodo Sekai," the "Yokohama Mainichi Shimbun," the "Yorozuchoho," and the "Hochi Shimbun."
- At the same time, they began to impose 'kuji' in addition to usual nengu at the time of annual event or any extra event such as Buddhist mass.
- At the same time, they made the descendents of a Jito (military land steward) called Kokujin ryoshu (local samurai) their subordinates, acquired the authority to collect taxes from shoen owned by Ingu oshinke, temples and shrines, and strengthened their power base.
- At the same time, they were also responsible for obtaining, managing and distributing the goods during transfers and at the battleground.
- At the same time, this implied that the dictatorship of Saihei HIROSE was strengthened.
- At the same time, this is the scene where the actor playing Mitsuhide must give his best performance.
- At the same time, this view also involved its unique religious belief toward the sky and rivers.
- At the same time, those asking for privileged rights willingly offered the reisen, expecting to receive favorable treatment.
- At the same time, through their dealings with temples and shrines, they were considered to be yorishiro (objects representative of a divine spirit) when selling lucky charms.
- At the same time, ticket issuing machines installed on the cars became unused and were consequently removed.
- At the same time, to maintain the image held by the general public of Soun being a lowly samurai, Shiba presented him as the descendent of the Ise clan and a saddle maker.
- At the same time, to the south, the Army advanced into southern French Indochina on July 28, resulting in economic sanctions by the United States.
- At the same time, ume is still pronounced as mme in some dialects.
- At the same time, various products of the new culture were also distributed to local regions by provincial governors (nobles), government officials and monks, who were delegated to kokuga (provincial government offices) and kokubun-ji (provincial temples).
- At the same time, with the delegation of national authority, he was now called 'Kubo-sama' or 'Shogun-sama' (honorific title for a shogun).
- At the second general election of members of the House of Representatives held in 1892, he was requested by the Prime Minister, Masayoshi MATSUKATA to support the government-affiliated candidates in Kinki area and Setouchi area from January to February.
- At the second negotiation meeting on March 14, Katsu presented his response for the conditions of surrender, which Katsu and Saigo had considered in their meeting the previous day:
- At the secret behest of Yoritomo, he tried in November of 1185 to assassinate Yoshitsune by assaulting his residence, located at Horikawa in Kyoto, but failed.
- At the section which connects Kitayama-dori Street after a junction, there was a steep slope with hairpin turns, called Kitsunezaka, but the Kitsunezaka bridge was completed in April 18, 2006, and it became a useful route to the Kokusaikaikan from the city.
- At the sento gosho, innocho (Retired Emperor's Office), an agency for the household, was placed, as well as 'Hokumen no bushi (the Imperial Palace Guards for the north side) and later, Saimen no bushi (the Imperial Palace Guards for the west side), as imperial guards for Emperor Shirakawa.
- At the shrine office is a garden that is thought to have originally been that created by Enshu KOBORI at the Fushimi magistrate's office and relocated to its current site.
- At the shrine, a pair of stone-carved guardian cows stand instead of those of dogs.
- At the side of Nakasukawabata Station of Fukuoka City Subway near the northern entrance of Kawabata Shopping Street in Hakata Ward, Fukuoka City, is a bronze statue of Otojiro, facing the Hakata-za Theater across the street.
- At the side of the community center, there is a monument erected by local supporters in 1930.
- At the side of the entrance of the park stands Fukuchiyama City Sato Taisei Memorial Art Museum whose structure is of Sumiyagura (turret) Style Castle Architecture.
- At the side of the path is a purification trough (temizuya) where visitors cleanse themselves and the office that administrates the shrine (shamusho).
- At the side of this bridge in Yawata City, a facility "Yawata Nagarebashi Community Plaza" provides a restaurant, a communal bath, and accommodation as well.
- At the siege of Tottori-jo Castle, he dealt with the most difficult and important task that kept repelling the reinforcements of Motoharu KIKKAWA.
- At the sight of her appalling figure, Izanagi ran away from her.
- At the sight of the government army pitching a camp along the Takase-gawa River, the IWAKIRI's troop fired down upon them from the bridge over the river, while the Kumamoto-tai troop crossed the river and attacked Hazama and Iwasakihara.
- At the sight of the troops on his side charging into Kawajiri, YAMAKAWA made a snap decision that he must not miss the opportunity, divided his soldiers and led the pick of the troops by himself and rushed towards Kumamoto Castle, and entered the castle town.
- At the sincere request of the chief priest of Chionin Temple, he entered the mountains in order to reconstruct Josho-ji Temple in Uji Yamada, Ise Province (present-day, Ise City, Mie Prefecture) in 1774.
- At the site of Ryogen's old residence, called Joshinbo, in Yokawa on Mt. Hiei, there is a Shiki Kodo (Four Seasons Lecture Hall) (it is so named because a lecture of Hoke-kyo Sutra (Lotus Sutra) was conducted at this hall once every four seasons) and it is called 'Gansandaishi-do' as Ryogen's image is enshrined in it.
- At the site of the former TSUDA Electric Wire & Cable Company factory, which is located slightly south of the station, there is the Keihan Bus Company's Keihan Hashimoto bus stop.
- At the site of the old residences in Nodabata, the pine trees and Japanese plum tress that the residents there planted still remain even today.
- At the site with some of the mound removed from the foot of the tumulus, is the enmon (entrance) of the endo (hallway to a burial chamber) which was covered with mound.
- At the sound of the gong, surrounding temples started to toll their gongs continuously.
- At the southeast corner with Teramachi-dori Street, there is a fruit shop that Motojiro KAJII, a novelist known for his work titled 'Remon (Lemon),' visited in order to buy lemons.
- At the southern and western extremes of the park are the Lake Biwa Canal waterway dug from Lake Biwa.
- At the southern end, the road crosses with Yokooji (Nara Prefecture) and connects to Yamada-michi Road that leads to Asuka.
- At the southern foot of Mt. Eno
- At the stage of 1637, 68 of the daimyo yashiki (mansion of a feudal lord) (including 48 of the Saigoku daimyo's)/over 60 of the Daikan's (rural intendants) and other Buke-yashiki (samurai residence) were identified.
- At the start of the Edo period, Masamune DATE, who became the feudal lord, visited Watari region for inspection of renovation work at Abukuma-gawa River.
- At the start of the Jinshin war, Prince Oama first ordered to gather soldiers in Ahachima County (later became Ahachi County) of Mino Province and Prince himself left Yoshino-no-miya (Yoshino Palace) on the 24th and headed east.
- At the start of the Meiji Period, America requested the construction based on the license, but the Meiji Government declined the request on the grounds that the license was signed by Bakufu after the new government in Kyoto went into effect and it lacked a diplomatic authority.
- At the start of the eighth century when the ritsuryo system (a system of centralized government based on the ritsuryo code) was established, the clan system itself gradually changed.
- At the start of the group, Serizawa was assigned to the head as well as Kondo.
- At the stations where Shinkansen trains stop, a picture based on the 0 series Shinkansen train-car or 200 series Shinkansen train-car (the round-shaped head train-car) was drawn as a pictogram in the era of JNR, as displays in their premises.
- At the suggestion of Kanjobugyo (Commissioner of Finance) Shigehide OGIWARA, the currency was re-minted.
- At the suggestion of Yoshitada HIRAYAMA, Zusho no kami (Director of the Bureau of Drawings and Books) of the Edo bakufu (Japanese feudal government headed by a shogun), he attempted to develop Utsuryo Island (Ullung Island) at the end of the Edo period in 1867; however, he gave it up due to the Meiji restoration.
- At the sunset the work was discontinued and the following morning the rock was buried by itself.
- At the surrender of Edo Castle, most of the Old Shogunate army in Edo surrendered but most of Denshutai did not surrender.
- At the table, have a leaf of magnolia ('hoba') in one hand, take still-steaming vinegar rice ('sushi' or 'sumeshi') from a bowl with a shamoji (a wooden spoon), put it on the leaf and put leaves of sansho (Japanese pepper) over the rice, and form it like normal sushi by hands and eat it.
- At the table, the center of the omelet is split open lengthwise to allow the soft, half-cooked eggs to drape over the rice.
- At the temple, a kubizuka (tomb for the head) was made, and Nobutaka was given proper mourning.
- At the temple, he was given the Buddhist name Yotaku and became a priest.
- At the temples of the Jodo Sect and Zen Sects, hibutsu are relatively few in number.
- At the the Battle of Sekigahara which occurred in September 1600, he sided with the East squad led by Ieyasu TOKUGAWA, lined up around Mt. Nangu and diverted the West squad such as Hidemoto MORI and Masaie NAGATSUKA.
- At the third National Industrial Exhibition held in Ueno in 1890, he was the chief of audition.
- At the third Oshidashi, Tanaka (Shozo), who was a member of the House of Representatives and belonged to the ruling party at that time, persuaded the group of peasants and followers away from the direct petition, and most of them went home, however immediately after that, the government collapsed.
- At the third meeting, the customer was recognized as a regular (called "najimi") and served using a tray and chopsticks with his name on.
- At the third story above ground, there were Muko-kara-hafu (a style of gable) style bay windows, while at the fourth story above ground, there was O-Irimoya (big Irimoya).
- At the third time, Sanada also died on the battlefield.'
- At the time Eihei-ji Temple was in decline and there were expectations that Donei Eio would be able to revitalize it, and he worked hard at doing so however his term was short-lived.
- At the time Jodai Tokushu Kanazukai was used, "Kana" (Hiragana and Katakana, phonetic Japanese syllabaries) had not been developed yet so that only Kana character representing Jodai Tokushu Kanazukai is エ with the consonant y (ye).
- At the time Juntaro was accompanied by his younger brother, Naojiro, who was not even ten years old.
- At the time Juntaro was recuperating from an illness.
- At the time Nobunaga promised him that 'If you cook well I will forgive your sin and hire you as a cook.'
- At the time Ryoo adhered to Buddhist precepts of Bonmo-kyo (Sutra of Brahma's Net) and continued his daily routine, and he performed worship service of the 100,8000 times per day in 100 days.
- At the time Ryoo was 55 years old.
- At the time Sanetomo was serving as Shogun, Tomomasa HIRAGA (who was a Minamoto clan) was providing backing for the removal of Sanetomo and replacement with Tokimasa HOJO.
- At the time Tomonaga was 16 years old.
- At the time Yoshimune started the reform, the cultural center of Japan including the herbalism study ground was still in Kyoto, which had not been changed yet since the establishment of Edo bakufu (Japanese feudal government headed by a shogun).
- At the time from around 1368 to around 1375, Imperial Princess Karinnomiya Egon, the daughter of Emperor Kogon, enshrined Seikanzeon Bosatsu (bodhisattva) which was caught in a fishing net at Futamigaura in Ise.
- At the time gas lights generally provided 16 candle powers per light.
- At the time it was established, a regular course (three years required for graduation) was instituted having three Departments of Dyes, Weaving, and Designs (including fields of schools of fine arts).
- At the time it was established, the main duty was supervision of the Jito in the province.
- At the time it was establishment in 1895, the Simplified Agricultural School occupied the premises of the sub-temple of Daitoku-ji Temple in Omiya Village, Otagi District, Kyoto Prefecture (present-day Kita Ward, Kyoto City).
- At the time it was founded, it offered regular courses (three-year courses) at the Department of Literature and Department of Science (Domestic Science and Science Courses).
- At the time of 'Shohei itto (temporal unification of the Northern and Southern Courts) of the Kano Disturbance' in 1351, he finalized negotiations as a representative of the Northern Court.
- At the time of 1909, a fishing ground was the area from Suhara, Mino City to Sunomata, Ogaki City.
- At the time of 1968
- At the time of Akitaka SHIBA, it actively expanded its territory as it attacked the TOZAWA clan of Shizukuishi, Iwate-gun County (Shizukuishi cho, Iwate Prefecture) ousting the clan to Kakunodate.
- At the time of Boshin Civil War, Daijiro crossed into Ezo chi (inhabited area of Ainu, the current Hokkaido) protecting Sadaaki MATSUDAIRA, his lord, together with Tsunekichi MORI, a feudal retainer of the same domain, and others, entered the Shinsengumi under the command of Toshizo HIJIKATA, and joined Hakodate War.
- At the time of Boshin Civil War, Teisaku and Masakatsu YAMAWAKI killed Gonzaemon YOSHIMURA who was a chief retainer of the deference faction, ordered by their lord, Sadaaki MATSUDAIRA.
- At the time of Emperor Komei's departure from the capital in 1855, he escorted the Emperor, forming a entourage made up of two ikai (stablemen), six zuishin (guards), two midera (見寺), a tonericho (chief of stableman), eight umazoi (horse attendants), and one kasamochi (umbrella bearer).
- At the time of Haihan-chiken (abolition of feudal domains and establishment of prefectures), Osaka Prefecture and Kyoto Prefecture fought over the right to inherit the name of Yamazaki.
- At the time of Haihan-chiken (the abolition of feudal domains and the establishment of prefectures) of 1871, it became Yamaga Prefecture, which later became a part of Kyoto Prefecture.
- At the time of Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI's Siege of Tottori-jo Castle in 1580, he expelled his lord, Toyokuni YAMANA, who surrendered to the Oda clan, from Tottori-jo Castle with Doyo MORISHITA, and welcomed Tsuneie KIKKAWA as a new castellan.
- At the time of Hideyoshi's invasions of Korea, Tadamasa joined the camp at Nagoya-jo Castle in Kyushu as a fushin bugyo (public work administrator) leading 2,000 soldiers.
- At the time of Honno-ji no Hen, Mitsuhide had 300,000 or 500,000 koku around Nobunaga's base in Azuchi and Kyoto, which is, historically, incredibly large, except for when Hideyoshi gave his brother Hidenaga one million koku in Yamato next to Osaka.
- At the time of Iemitsu's death, Masamori HOTTA, Shigetsugu ABE and other followers immolated themselves.
- At the time of Iwatogakure (the hiding of Amaterasu Omikami, the Sun Goddess, in the heavenly rock cave), he created Yasakani no magatama (the jewel of Yasakani).
- At the time of Jisho-Juei War (the Genpei War), the Kodama party, which was the biggest samurai group in Musashi-shichito Parties, showed 'Touchiwa' on their battle flag and later, this became known as 'Gunbaidanuchiwa-mon' (There is a description of the Kodama party's battle flag in "Genpei Seisui ki").
- At the time of June 1760, his kokudaka (income of samurai expressed by the quantity of rice) was 43 hyo (bales of rice, which is about 60 kg).
- At the time of Kanno Disturbance (the internal battles of the Ashikaga Shogunate that lasted for several years in the mid 14th century), the army of the Ashikaga clan attacked this castle, and it became a base for Hokucho supporters (the Northern Emperor's force).
- At the time of Kanno Disturbance, Noriuji IMAGAWA, a legitimate son of Norikuni, sided with Takauji ASHIKAGA, distinguished himself on the fields of battles and succeeded to the military governor of Suruga.
- At the time of Kinmon Incident in 1864, he was in charge of the guard at Nijo-jo Castle.
- At the time of Kinmon no hen Incident, Tomozane met with Ichirobei-masahiro INUI, a retainer of Tosa Domain, Keisuke OTSUKA, a retainer of Kurume Domain and others submitted a written opinion to the Imperial Court in order to strengthen determination of the Imperial Court against the Choshu Clan.
- At the time of Manzo, the fifth, his second son Mansuke NOMURA set up a branch family and succeeded the name of 'Tokuro MIYAKE' which had been discontinued while Jiro NOMURA, the second son of Manzo, the sixth styled himself Mansaku NOMURA.
- At the time of Matasaburo Nobuaki NOMURA the third, the family was granted fuchi by the Owari Clan while living in Kyoto, and after the Meiji Restoration the family moved to Nagoya and then to Tokyo.
- At the time of Meiji Restoration, Nobushige could not act proactively because his domain was weak, therefore, he repeatedly applied to postpone to go up to Kyoto on the grounds of illness.
- At the time of Myoseki name/title inheritance occurs it is not only blood-relation requirements that are taken into consideration.
- At the time of Osaka no Eki (The Siege of Osaka), Ieyasu saw Naotaka's gaudy troop and deplored the Akazonae which had fallen to the ground in the peaceful age.
- At the time of Osaka no Eki (the Siege of Osaka), he entered Osaka-jo Castle.
- At the time of Seinan War, he fought hard belonging to the unit of Keishi-Kyoku (former Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department) with Goro FUJITA (Hajime SAITO) and others.
- At the time of Shimabara War and Keian Incident, Masamori NAKANE sent about 20 yoriki (a police sergeant) to several places around and made them investigate details.
- At the time of TAKASHINA no Naritada, when his daughter TAKASHINA no Kishi became the legal wife of FUJIWARA no Michitaka and bore a daughter FUJIWARA no Teishi, who later became the chugu (the second consort of an emperor) of Emperor Ichijo, the Takashina clan enjoyed sudden prosperity.
- At the time of Takauji, the Northern and Southern Courts both claimed to be the legitimate governments.
- At the time of Yorito's son, FUJIWARA no Tsunekiyo (Gon no daibu [a provisional master] of the Watari region), the clan managed a shoen (a manor in medieval Japan) in the Watari region, which is the implication of the expansion of the clan's power.
- At the time of Yoshiakira ASHIKAGA, the second Shogun, because of instabilities such as Kiyouji HOSOKAWA falling from grace due to internal disputes in the Shogunate, Yoshiakira briefly conducted direct Shogunal rule.
- At the time of Yoshimitsu ASHIKAGA, the third shogun, he was opposed to Yoriyuki HOSOKAWA, the shogunal deputy and went back to his province without permission, then Yoshimitsu gave an order to track down and kill him.
- At the time of a battle in Japan, gunners (teppo-ashigaru, foot soldiers fighting with firearms) were organized in small groups under the command of high-ranking warriors, and these units vied for exploits of war, therefore accuracy rate of individual gunners was of high concern.
- At the time of a siege in the Tanabe-jo Castle (Tango Province) (the Battle of Tanabe-jo Castle) in the Battle of Sekigahara, he got a secret order to be a messenger to the Imperial Palace and escaped from the Tanabe-jo Castle (Refer to 'Jinzaemon NAKAMURA as a messenger from a siege in the Tanabe-jo Castle').
- At the time of absolute monarchy, sumptuary laws were issued to the public in order to limit exports and to boost consumption of domestic products, thus enabling Kings and nobles to establish their superiority as well as to promote Mercantilism.
- At the time of alternate performance, several tayus form a row.
- At the time of application, the name was 'Tsuru no mai.'
- At the time of application, the name was 'Yukishizuku.'
- At the time of battle with Mononobe, after she was raped in turns at her mother's hometown and suffered considerable psychological damage, she came to love no one but Emishi.
- At the time of cancellation, a certain amount of fee is charged (regardless of the amount of installments, approximately 30-50 thousand yen) and even if a funeral is conducted, the amount of installments accumulated works only as a discount equal to that amount.
- At the time of changing the territory, he was provided with 5,000 pieces of hakugin (white silver) by Edo bakufu for the repair cost of Nagahama-jo Castle.
- At the time of conclusion of Treaty of amity and commerce between the United States and Japan in 1858, he was against the imperial sanction and involved in the Demo of eighty-eight retainers of Imperial Court with his adoptive father Tamekazu.
- At the time of creation of a branch family, the wife of the head of the branch family and lineal descendants can be members of the new household.
- At the time of creation of heaven and earth (Japanese mythology), Kamimusubi appeared at the Takamanohara (the Plain of High Heaven) following Ame no Minakanushi no Kami and Takamimusubi.
- At the time of death, the moment they are going to hell, they listen to jurikiitoku (dignity), koumeishintsu (light on everything, which can salvage people reciting sutra) and gobuhosshin (five steps for ascetic practice) of Amida Buddha, so, they are granted a pardon for their 800 million atrocious crimes.
- At the time of death, they are aware of what good deeds are and faintly listen to teachings of Buddha, and then they try to recite sutra, but they can not do that because of struggling with labored breath.
- At the time of death, they come to know a real hope of Amida Buddha and easy life in this world.
- At the time of defeat of the Kamakura bakufu, he was attacking Masashige KUSUNOKI who barricaded himself inside in Kongo-san Chihaya-jo Castle in Kawachi Province.
- At the time of delivery, she transformed into an Eight-fathom shark (Yahirowani) in the Kojiki and Arufumi (supplement volumes of explanatory notes in Nihonshoki) of Nihonshoki and dragon in the main text of Nihonshoki, and because Hori no Mikoto broke the promise and took a look, she returned to the land of Watatsumi no Kami.
- At the time of departure for the front of Osaka Fuyu no Jin (Winter Siege of Osaka) in 1614, Hidetada left Edo-jo Castle on October 23 leading his troops.
- At the time of departure, she sent him a waka (a traditional Japanese poem of thirty-one syllables) of farewell and his mother said she would build a palace on the mountain of Matsura live on looking towardst the sky of Tang until his return.
- At the time of development, it was eminently resistant against cool weather, but had a disadvantage of vulnerability to vermination.
- At the time of dismissal and deprivation of the position, Nobumasa ODA, the fourth son of Nobukane, was given 3000 koku and employed as hatamoto by the bakufu.
- At the time of dissolution, Kenkyukai occupied 142 seats out of 373 quota (roughly a little less than 40%).
- At the time of electrification on the Kansai Main Line, the JNR 101 series cars, which were transferred from the Osaka Loop Line and Chuo rapid trains, were put into operation, but from 1983 to 1985, the setup of having the 201 series on the Keihanshin Local Train Line was changed to the 103 series.
- At the time of enthronement of Emperor Gosaga by the bakufu in 1242, he had deception together with Sadamichi TSUCHIMIKADO, who had Shigetoki's younger maternal half-sister as his wife.
- At the time of establishment of Fushimi City in 1929, some towns that had been divided into 'east and west' or 'upper and lower' were reintegrated and some small towns were incorporated into neighboring towns, resulting in the number of 168 towns with the decrease of 20.
- At the time of establishment of Kyoto Prefecture in 1868, Fushimi district was organized into bangumi (town unit) Nos. 1 to 17.
- At the time of fire, hatamoto led firefighters referred to as "Gaen" who were stationed in firehouse and went into action, and it is said that umajirushi (commander's battle standard) used at that time was the origin of Matoi.
- At the time of foundation of the Umewaka school (a school of noh play) in 1921, he joined it along with his two brothers-in-law, but he went back to join the Kanze school in 1929.
- At the time of her death in 1177, Nariko held the court rank of Jusanmi (Junior Third Rank).
- At the time of her death, "Times of London" ran an article highly evaluating her great achievements.
- At the time of her death, at age 57, she had reached the Jushiinojo (Junior Fourth Rank, Upper Grade).
- At the time of his death he held the court rank of Shoshiinoge (Lower Senior Fourth Rank), and the position of Kyo-kuraryo (the Chief Curator of the Bureau of the Palace).
- At the time of his death, Iemochi left a will designating Iesato TOKUGAWA (the Tayasu family) as the next family head and shogun of the Tokugawa family.
- At the time of his death, Kunisada had one son, Chikatsumaru NAITO, so Munesada took Chikatsumaru and sheltered him at Sonobe-jo Castle, holding out there until Nagayori MATSUNAGA's reinforcements arrived.
- At the time of his death, he had only around 20 domains under control.
- At the time of his funeral in 1923, his son, Takema, was blamed by the police because he carried the dead body of his strict father to the cemetery only covered with mushiro on straws.
- At the time of his state funeral, public opinion for the enshrinement of Prince Yoshihisa arose and as a result Taiwan-jingu Shrine was erected in Taipei and Tainan-jinja Shrine in the place of his death.
- At the time of his studies, the British Navy was one of the strongest in the world, which probably sparked his desire to learn about the Navy.
- At the time of hunting down Yoshinaka KISO in February 1184, he went to Kyoto belonging to the troops of MINAMOTO no Noriyori and MINAMOTO no Yoshitsune together with his father Shigeyori KAWAGOE.
- At the time of inauguration
- At the time of it's relocation down the mountain, the temple was sited at Sanjo-shirakawa (slightly northwest of its current location) but was moved to its current higher spot during the Kamakura period in order to avoid the flooding river.
- At the time of its completion, it was the biggest school library building in Japan.
- At the time of its construction it seems to have been very close to a lagoon.
- At the time of its construction it served as the main hall (Mie-do).
- At the time of its construction, it had eight windows as its name suggests but this number was reduced to six during renovations made during the Meiji period.
- At the time of its construction, it was a full-scale temple complex with numerous structures including a five-story pagoda, but it suffered a fire in 1249.
- At the time of its construction, the temple was located 300 meters southwest of present Monju-in Temple, but it was relocated in the current place in the Kamakura period.
- At the time of its construction, this building was the largest school library in Japan.
- At the time of its founding, Joko-ji Temple possessed a vast estate but this was gradually eroded and, as of 2006, only the Kannon-do hall (main hall), kuri (monks' living quarters) and Yakuinsha (Shinto shrine) remain.
- At the time of its founding, it was named Kuon-ji Temple and located on Demizu-dori Street, Muromachi-dori Street (now Kamigyo-ku Ward).
- At the time of its founding, the main hall stood near the bank of the Uji-gawa River, north of the Ho-o-do hall, and housed the principal image of Vairocana, but in 1053 the Amitabha hall (present Ho-o-do hall) was constructed as an earthly representation of the Western Pure Land Paradise.
- At the time of its founding, the temple was a gathering place for numerous court nobles, warrior households and tea ceremony masters - making it the birthplace of Kanei era culture.
- At the time of its founding, the temple was dedicated to the bodhisattva Maitreya but became dedicated to Bhaisajyaguru around the time of the relocation of the capital to Heiankyo and became a place of devotion to Bhaisajyaguru and Prince Shotoku.
- At the time of its publication, a book of "Kaitai Shinsho" was presented to O-oku (inner palace of Edo-jo Castle) through Hosan KATSURAGAWA who had feared of any possibility to violate taboo of bakufu (Japanese feudal government headed by a shogun).
- At the time of one's birth or address change, people had to receive mamorifuda (a charm) issued by those shrines.
- At the time of opening of Kashiwabara-jo Castle, Oda army and Iga force made a compromise to secure Iga people's lives (many fictional books described that thousands of people were killed by thorough oppression and Ninja who could escape from investigation dispersed all over the country).
- At the time of overthrowing the Shogunate, expulsion of foreigners and national isolation were used as the slogans, but soon after the establishment of the Meiji restoration government, the attitude towards foreign countries was completely changed.
- At the time of people's visit for the New Year Greeting or for the celebration of emperor's birthday to the Imperial Palace, patterns similar to Takeda bishi can be seen in the vicinity of the veranda of Chowa den Hall in the palace where the emperor or imperial family members stood.
- At the time of proclamation of the decree, Yoritomo was raised to Uhyoe no Gon no suke (provisional assistant captain of the Right Division of Middle Palace Guards) of Jugoinoge (Junior Fifth Rank, Lower Grade), which had been his former official court rank before hairu (banishment).
- At the time of pronouncement of the dismissal and deprivation, both Shigekatsu and Shigenaga attended on the envoy Katsutaka.
- At the time of restoration, the statue of Sanzon Triad of 4.85 m was settled in the Kondo as the principal image and its background wall was partially decorated with the paintings of larger-sized Buddhist motifs of halo and lotus pedestal.
- At the time of rites and festivals are held, various things including altarage, acts and so on were presented to the divine spirit, and a ceremony was held.
- At the time of ritual of Denpo Kanjo in the Heian period, people who put on Juniten's masks and costumes appeared in the 'March of Juniten' but it was changed to Byobu of Juniten after medieval times.
- At the time of the 'Shogun onari' in April 1694, he was also given an additional 10,000 koku as well as the official position of jiju.
- At the time of the Battle of Tsushima, staff officer Saneyuki AKIYAMA sent a report by telegraph to the Imperial General Headquarters which read, "Have received report that that enemy fleet has been sighted and our fleet will proceed forthwith to sea to attack and destroy the enemy. Weather today is fine but waves are high."
- At the time of the Bunroku War, he was appointed by Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI to be involved in a peace conference or negotiations with Korea.
- At the time of the Bunroku-Keicho War provoked by Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI, Sogon was captured by Hideyoshi's retainer Shigekatsu ONOGI and brought to Japan.
- At the time of the Bunroku-Keicho War, he crossed the sea as a kenshi (inspector).
- At the time of the Ceremony of Enthronement of the current Emperor, they were taken apart once and then transferred to the Imperial Palace in Tokyo to be used.
- At the time of the Conspiracy of Hamaguri-gomon Gate, Choemon KARAKAMIYA protected printing blocks against the fires of war, by filling a washtub with water and putting them in a sealed up earthen storehouse.
- At the time of the Emperor's arrival, the Imperial Court renamed Edo-jo Castle as "Tokyo-jo Castle" elevating it to the level of an Imperial Palace when the Emperor would perform his "going to the east" trip.
- At the time of the Great Fire of the Temmei period (January 30, 1788), he lost his house.
- At the time of the Hamaguri Gate Incident in July, he broke out of jail and tried to be Ichiban-yari (the spearmen who beat enemy first in the battle), and then he came joint-Niban-yari (the second spearman who beat enemy) with Kozen IIKAWA, but he was ordered to stay in Tsugawa, Kanbara County, Echigo Province.
- At the time of the Heiji Disturbance in 1159, participation in the war was in line with Minamoto clan leader MINAMOTO no Yoshitomo (nephew and eldest son of MINAMOTO no Tameyoshi).
- At the time of the Heiji War he was dismissed for being implicated with FUJIWARA no Nobuyori, but was soon forgiven and conferred to Jusanmi (Junior Third Rank) in 1160.
- At the time of the Hogen Rebellion, Tameyoshi transferred responsibility for the family to Yoshitomo (although another theory states that Tameyoshi renounced Yoshitomo and transferred the position of head of the family to the fourth son MINAMOTO no Yorikata.)
- At the time of the Honnoji Incident in 1582, he was in the Gifu-jo Castle where his father Nobutada lived.
- At the time of the Jinshin War in 672, he was a major ally of Prince Otomo (Emperor Kobun), and he was defeated, caught and banished with his descendants.
- At the time of the Kansei Reforms (a series of reforms carried out in Kansei era), Shoshiki gakari (a price watchdog) made up of the Edo town magistrate's officials such as yoriki (police sergeant) and doshin (police constables) and the municipal officials was established in order to monitor the prices and it kept functioning until the end of the Edo period.
- At the time of the Kenmu Restoration after the downfall of the Kamakura bakufu (Japanese feudal government headed by a shogun), he was appointed Mokudai (deputy governor) of Nose-go, Settsu Province, but when Takauji ASHIKAGA rose in revolt against the Emperor, he started taking part in various battles.
- At the time of the Kenmu Restoration, although Emperor Godaigo declared an imperial decree of 'interdiction of extravagant behavior' as a part of his administrative reforms, it could not put a stop to the trends of the time, basara (extravagant, madness, and eccentric behavior) and furyu (splendor).
- At the time of the Kinmon Incident in which the Choshu clan raised an army in order to regain Kyoto in 1864, he supported the movement of the Choshu clan.
- At the time of the Korean Air Lines bombing incident, Kim Hyun-Hee's identity was discovered when, before drinking, she blew on her hot canned coffee received from a dispatched Japanese diplomat.
- At the time of the Kyushu Conquest of Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI, when the all the clan members were getting prepared to fight back in the war, he was the only one among his four brothers who insisted on reconciliation, referring to Hideyoshi as 'an extraordinary person who rose to this status born from a farming family'.
- At the time of the Meiji Restoration at the end of the Edo period, Okazaki consisted of only a few houses and vacant land.
- At the time of the Meiji Restoration, the relocation of the capital was avoided by Edo becoming Tokyo, but it became the absent capital due to Emperor's imperial stay in Tokyo (please refer to the section of "Tokyo Tento").
- At the time of the Meiji restoration in 1868, he was appointed to judge of foreign affairs, which was a position of Choshi sanyo (a councilor of the feudal retainer of the domain at government post).
- At the time of the Mongol invasion of Japan, he played an active part jointly with his father, and distinguished himself in the war.
- At the time of the Ninkaku's death, FUJIWARA no Munetada said that 'he knew well about the mantra and especially efficacious methods in esoteric Buddhism. It is a real pity that he passed away suddenly. Not only the Emperor (Emperor Horikawa) but also all his family are mourning.' (in the section of March 28 in 'Chuyu-ki dairy').
- At the time of the Rebellion at Honnoji, Suketada fell under the umbtrlla of Mitsuhide AKECHI, who had taken control of Omi region, and even went fight in the battle in the Yamazaki region, but was defeated.
- At the time of the Reforms, shamisen (a three-stringed Japanese banjo) was regarded luxurious and the bakufu (Japanese feudal government headed by a shogun) forbade the common people to play it.
- At the time of the Russo-Japanese War, he stayed in Manchuria as a war correspondent.
- At the time of the Second conquest of Choshu in 1866, he mediated between bakufu (Japanese feudal government headed by a shogun) which forced through the conquest of Choshu domain and the Satsuma domain which supported the Choshu domain.
- At the time of the Shimotsuki Sodo (political change of Kamakura bakufu), TAIRA no Yoritsuna's opponent Yasumori ADACHI defamed Regent Sadatoki HOJO by claiming 'there is a plot in essence that Yasumori's child Munekage ADACHI is Fujiwara clan therefore unless he changes his name to Minamoto clan he can not become Shogun.'
- At the time of the Siege of Odawara, he departed as the horse guards with his 130 soldiers, and was given additional properties of 266 koku (crop yields) in Gamo Country of the Omi Province.
- At the time of the Siege of Osaka, Sanraku was under the protection of the Toyotomi family; however, because Osaka Castle had fallen into the hands of its enemy, he went into hiding at Shojo SHOKADO, priest and artist.
- At the time of the Sino-Japanese war, not all the solders carried the latest types of Murataju rifle.
- At the time of the announcement, the Chinese character is brushed on a large sheet of Japanese writing pater by the chief priest of Kiyomizu-dera Temple upon the Oku no in (inner sanctuary) stage.
- At the time of the arrival of Commodore Matthew Perry, Jubei's tea "Mumei" was praised and it became the Japan's first export goods toward the United States.
- At the time of the arrival of Commodore Matthew Perry, he accompanied a Confucian of bakufu, Fukusai HAYASHI and dealt with Commodore Perry.
- At the time of the bureau's absorption of the Naiyakushi, control over the jii (the physicians for the Emperor and Imperial Family), Yakusei (students of medicine), and Joihakase (female Masters of medicine) was also transferred to the Tenyakuryo.
- At the time of the cloister government, the Uda-Genji and Murakami-Genji (the Minamoto clan), which belonged to the line of Emperor Daigo, were instrumental in preserving the finances and personnel of Daigo-ji Temple; they expanded the temple buildings and halls, and produced abbots for the temple.
- At the time of the construction by the Japanese army of an airport in an open field nearby during the Pacific War, a part of Kushiyama-kofun Tumulus was messed up by digging.
- At the time of the construction of the Hossho-ji Temple which was begun in 1075, he was put in charge of its doshi (officiating monk), and at the time of rakkei kuyo (a memorial service to celebrate the construction of a temple) in 1077 he was assigned to the gon no betto (a provisional superior of a temple).
- At the time of the debut performance, the popularity of Shikan NAKAMURA IV (then Fukusuke NAKAMURA) in the next theater was greater and Sannin Kichisa Kuruwa no Hatsugai was not commercially successful.
- At the time of the departure of Emperor Komei from the capital in 1855, he followed the Emperor with 6 Umazoi (horse drivers), 2 toneri (servants), 1fuku toneri (an assistant servant), 6 Zoshiki (low-level functionaries), 1 Ikai (a stableman) and 1 Kasa (an umbllera holder).
- At the time of the direct petition by Sohei (priest soldier) of Enryaku-ji Temple in 1095 demanding exile of MINAMOTO no Yoshitsuna, he assumed the defensive at Kamo-gawa River by the order of Kanpaku (chief adviser to the Emperor), FUJIWARA no Moromichi, and fought off the Sohei.
- At the time of the eighth Shogun, Yoshimasa ASHIKAGA, it was given to his favorite retainer, Masatoyo YAMANA.
- At the time of the fall of the castle, Ichi is said to have advised her three daughters as follows:
- At the time of the fifth head Naganori (Soi), he changed his name to Soemon KAWAI, and after the sixth head Ippo (Sogan) started serving Ieyasu TOKUGAWA, the school was the one exclusively attached to the Konparu troupe in the name of the Soemon-ryu school during the Edo period.
- At the time of the fire, Ryoo was 74 years old.
- At the time of the fire, the Kondo was half disassembled as previously mentioned, materials of the upper layer and mokoshi above the ceiling had been already disassembled to be spared from the fire.
- At the time of the first OKUMA Cabinet based on Kensei-to Party and the fourth ITO Cabinet based on Rikkenseiyu-kai Party, they played a leading role in the movement to overthrowthe cabinets by denying bills submitted by the governments.
- At the time of the first invasion of Korea by Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI (Bunroku Campaign), Kunikane UMEKITA was in Ashikita-cho, Ashikita County, Higo Province under the pretext of waiting for the boat for the Nagoya-jo Castle in Hizen Province, which was the frontline base.
- At the time of the first performance, Matsusuke ONOE IV was well received, but from the Showa era onward, Taganojo ONOE III was the best, and until around the age of eighty, he kept his charm and Edo style smartness..
- At the time of the foundation, Shinyakushi-ji was a large temple with seven major structures including Kon-do Hall and the East and the West Towers standing side by side on the compound.
- At the time of the incident, "Bankoku Koho" was not published yet, however the Qing dynasty had studied the contents previously (田 2001).
- At the time of the late tondenhei settlements Hokkaido had been reclaimed to a great extent and the land suitable for large-scale immigration had been scarce.
- At the time of the merger with Keihan Bus Co. Ltd., the names of the bus stops were standardized with an official naming system of the Keihan Bus and renamed to 'Kyotanabe Station' and 'Shin-Tanabe'; however, the Shin-Tanabe was changed back to 'Kintetsu Shin-Tanabe' according to a diagram revision made effective on October 19, 2008.
- At the time of the outbreak of the Russo-Japanese War, opposing negative group including ITO and Kaoru INOUE, he insisted on start of the war, saying that he could resolve financial concerns, and led the Council of Genro.
- At the time of the proclamation of Christian banishment order in the following year, he chose to hide underground, determined for martyrdom.
- At the time of the restoration of the Bakufu, descendents were found to be serving as retainers in the Ise daimyo's (lord) household.
- At the time of the third Yoshimitsu ASHIKAGA and the fourth Yoshimochi ASHIKAGA, there was a conference system centered around the Shukuro (chief vassal), and the position of Kanrei was lowered; and the Shiba family first declined, not least because of financial burdens.
- At the time of the transfer to Kansei Railway Company, the total length of the lines was 38 miles and 15 chains (unit).
- At the time of the unification of the Southern and Northern Courts, the Northern Court promised to make Tsuneatsu as the Crown Prince of Emperor Gokomatsu.
- At the time of the wedding, it is said that Motochika went to Kyoto (there is an article in the 'Tokitsugu Kyoki' by Tokitsugu YAMASHINA, stating that people of the Chosokabe clan went to Kyoto with an introduction from Yoritatsu ISHIGAI.)
- At the time of their separation, it is said that Honen, Shinran and Kanezane each carved a statue of himself and these are kept at the temple as the 'Sanso-zo' (Statues of the Three Founders).
- At the time of this discovery, Yamane stated, 'I have seen the vision of Daigokuden.'
- At the time of this engagement, she changed her name from Atsuhime to Shigehime.
- At the time of this memorial screening, an event that included Milkman SAITO and Masako TOGAWA, who were familiar with Nakahara as she played the second lead in "Ryojin Nikki," talked about Ko NAKAHIRA at her salon 'Blue room,' where many young film fan joined.
- At the time of writing Gunzanki, Tomoari was almost 50 years old and was not just working on Gunzanki alone.
- At the time of writing, work was underway to preserve the tumulus and preparations were being made to ready it for cultural usage.
- At the time she accompanied the Imperial Princess who went to see the cherry blossoms at Hosho-ji Temple when Kozaisho was 16 years old (around 1179?), the Assistant Master of the Consort's Household Michimori saw Kozaisho and fell in love with her at first sight.
- At the time the bakufu was headed by Yasutoki HOJO, the third regent.
- At the time the discord between Michinaga and Emperor Sanjo while he had nairan became a political issue.
- At the time the most powerful military aristocrats, TAIRA no Kiyomori's daughter and Nobuyori's eldest son Nobuchika were also joined in wedlock.
- At the time the negotiations with the Southern Court were broken, it was determined that Prince Iyahito would become the emperor.
- At the time there was a boom in establishing SL Hotels: this one starting operating in 1976.
- At the time when Isshi Coup occurred, the Nakatomi clan, from which Kamatari came, was a prestigious clan which was in charge of jingi (worshipping) at court, but its past records in politics were inferior to those of the Soga clan, the Otomo clan or the Abe clan.
- At the time when Kusakabe became the Crown Prince in 681, Prince Otsu, a capable rival, became involved in the politics of the region; thus, the successor of Emperor Tenmu became uncertain.
- At the time when Shinsengumi was employed as mercenaries by the Tokugawa bakufu in July, 1867, he was recorded as a Hira-doshi (a fellow troop with no title).
- At the time when government posts were put into statutory form in the Nara Period, they kept their original meanings, but in the Heian Period, they started to represent high or low lineage as well and became symbols of Kakaku (family status), and lost the original meaning as government posts of Japan.
- At the time when haihan-chiken was implemented on August 29, 1871, the names of prefectures were those of cities (prefectural capitals).
- At the time when spork was first used, the anodized, press-worked eating utensils such as bowls and plates were used at school lunch.
- At the time when the Cloistered Retired Emperor demised, she was given white clothes (mourning attire) together with other nyobo.
- At the time when the Minister SOGA no Umako became ill, he hoped to cure his disease through Buddhism, which led to the allowance of the three nuns to enter the nunhood again and pray for his cure by an imperial sanction.
- At the time when the Ritsuryo system was introduced in the beginning of the eighth century, the Chinese-style notion of Tenka was also introduced.
- At the time when the adulthood was required for not only an Emperor but also for a Crown Prince, it was an extremely rare move.
- At the time when the company was established, their Kurimanju gained a high reputation because people bought it as the "Kachiguri" (literally "a winning chestnut"), praying for a victory in the Japanese-Sino War and the Japanese-Russo War.
- At the time when the operation was suspended
- At the time when the operation was suspended, all stations had one platform and one track.
- At the time when they asked them to return their blood-sealed pledges, Yazaemon and Gengo told the members, that restoring the Asano family had become hopeless and Kuranosuke was unreliable, to see their reactions.
- At the time, 35 students of the Kumamoto band entered the school.
- At the time, Arima no miko answered, 'Only Heaven and Akae know. (In Chinese, 天與赤兄知)
- At the time, Buddhism was criticized by Confucian scholars and scholars of Japanese classical literature, and Entsu thought that the decline of Buddhism was caused by the development of astro-geography, and thus he mastered the study of the calendar of India.
- At the time, Daruma was holding issekibaki, or one of a pair of sandals, in his hand.
- At the time, East Asia had not yet created superior metal casting technology similar to Western countries, which meant that large cannons were unable to be produced and relatively numerous rocket-shaped weapons were introduced in siege warfare and naval battles.
- At the time, Emperor Ogimachi hesitated over this unprecedented petition however, permission was granted based on the efforts of nobles working behind-the-scenes who found that the Nitta branch of the Egawa clan was purported to be part of the dynastic Fujiwara clan (which had close ties to the court).
- At the time, Emperor Reizei had a 'maddening illness' and was not in condition to attend to governmental affairs, while the declining health of Saneyori, who was the Grand Minister of State and Chief Adviser to the Emperor, due to his old age was of concern.
- At the time, Emperor Shomu was planning on sojourning to Inamino in Harima Province, and those named palace builders were responsible for erecting an angu (temporary palace) for him there.
- At the time, Fukuhara was a member of Gurentai (a gang of young toughs), and after talking with Tachibana, he returned with half of his investments.
- At the time, Ieyasu was on verge of death, so he couldn't have had the time to plan the assassinations of others; therefore, this theory lacks credibility.
- At the time, Iwatate was still just a soldier.
- At the time, Japanese people did not understand the rules and manners of the balls very well.
- At the time, Kanjiro KAWAI and Shoji HAMADA graduated from Tokyo Higher Technical School and were researching ceramics, and Kondo learned ceramics engineering from Hamada.
- At the time, Kirino directed Hiraiwa, Shinpachi MURATA directed Tomitaka-shinmachi, and Shiro IKEGAMI stayed in Nobeoka and directed the army, but they failed on both the 4th and the 5th.
- At the time, Mantetsu used steam locomotives to drive train-cars in the era before electric ones.
- At the time, Motonari, who was in possession of the hyotan (gourd) tea container which was a family treasure of the Ouchi clan, proposed to Yoshishige OTOMO to spare the life of Yoshinaga, but Yoshishige coldly ignored the order of his younger brother as he wanted the tea container and subsequently gained possession of it.
- At the time, Naotake was 24 years old and Gennai was 45 years old.
- At the time, Nijo-tei (Nijo-dono) mansion was widely known as the most famous of the famous places that always appeared on panoramic screen paintings of Kyoto and environs.
- At the time, Odawara-jo Castle had a strong image of a fortified city with a huge sogamae (outer citadel), but its actual scale was small having neither sogamae nor Sannomaru.
- At the time, Prince Oama advised Emperor Tenchi to designate the Empress as the next emperor and Prince Otomo as the crown prince, while telling that he would enter into priesthood.
- At the time, Shusigaku was called Dogaku, as a learning system derived from the school sect of Yi CHENG and others which practiced the way of saints.
- At the time, Tsunahira NIJO was in mourning and it was uncertain whether or not he could conduct inmyodenju and the Konoe family desired to conduct inmyodenju partly because of strong wish by Motohiro KONOE who was Taiko (retired imperial regent).
- At the time, Yawata Tanabe operated two different routes.
- At the time, Yoshiie made his thoughts known and rallied the garrison to fight hard which in due course lead to 村国 withdrawing his troops.
- At the time, Yoshitaka was 11 years old and Ohime was around the age of 6.
- At the time, Yoshitsune triumphantly returned to Sagami Province, accompanied with TAIRA no Munemori and his son.
- At the time, Yuki had a boyfriend who was a student at Kyoto University; however, Morgan's proposal was published in the newspaper, causing their breakup.
- At the time, as a token of gratitude Shingen sent a Fukuoka Ichimonji (a sword for supply stoppage of salt) a sword with 'Hirokuchi' inscribed, this has been designated as an important cultural property, and is in the possession of the Tokyo National Museum.
- At the time, as there was no official residence in Kabato Shujikan, TSUKIGATA slept in the same place as prisoners although he was Tengoku.
- At the time, because Norimori's daughter was pregnant, Norimori and Naritsune petitioned Kiyomori for mercy; Kiyomori, however, would not even grant them an audience, and sentenced Naritsune to death by beheading.
- At the time, conflict between TAIRA no Yoritsuna who was Kumonjo Shitsuji (a steward of administration office) for the regent Tokimune HOJO in the Kamakura bakufu and Yasumori ADACHI who was the influential shogunal retainer and a chief vassal of the bakufu became intensified.
- At the time, dengaku (ritual music and dance at shrines and temples, rice dances, and rice festivals) was more popular than sarugaku (form of theatre popular in Japan during the 11th to 14th centuries), and men of power such as Takauji ASHIKAGA supported dengaku.
- At the time, due to a sharp increase in the number of school children in Kobe City and revision of Shogakko Rei (Primary School Order), they had a shortage of classrooms.
- At the time, each eight track tape included four songs times ten tapes makes forty songs, and the charge was a hundred yen per five minutes.
- At the time, five vassals followed Takanao to the grave when Takanao died.
- At the time, gardens were included in the 6 principles of the union of life improvement, and the Association of Japanese Gardens was established in 1919.
- At the time, he accidently found three pieces of Mokujiki-butsu: a statue of Jizo Bosatsu, a statue of Muryoju Bosatsu and a statue of Kobo Daishi; it is said that he was impressed with mokujiki-butsu's high level of artistry.
- At the time, he lodged with philosopher Amane NISHI, a relative who was a High Governmental Official, because of the convenience for commuting.
- At the time, he probably changed his name from Shinjiro to 'Morikazu' (or he possibly changed his name in 1869).
- At the time, he was a Sangi (councilor) with the rank of Jusanmi (Junior Third Rank) and a Kunaikyo.
- At the time, he was a Shonaiki of Shorokuinojo (Senior Sixth Rank, Upper Grade).
- At the time, he was sayu keiin (Mayor of the Right and Left Capital districts).
- At the time, he yielded up Nijo-jo Castle to Nobunaga ODA following the recommendation of the Emperor, but in September 1573, he again rose in arms to put down Nobunaga ODA, entrenching themselves in Makishima-jo Castle.
- At the time, his father's family, the Miyanaga family in Shimokawasaki-mura, was upon bad times, so he and his mother were taken in and cared for by her relative Kihei ISHISAKI, the Kimoiri-yaku (the headman of a village) in Fukumitsu-mura village, and he was raised there.
- At the time, his rank was jikikoichi (the tenth grade of jikiko rank for vassals of the forty-eight grades of cap rank).
- At the time, internal disputes often took place among the Shugo-daimyo regarding the successor to the head of the family.
- At the time, it seems that MINAMOTO no Yoritomo could not bring himself to kill aging Morikuni; instead of killing Morikuni, Yoritomo entrusted Yoshizane OKAZAKI with Morikuni.
- At the time, it was not called 'haori,' rather, it was called 'dofuku' (body coat).
- At the time, kimono for men were normally in very quiet colors, such as pale yellow or navy blue.
- At the time, long seats were installed in type 51 cars previously equipped with cross seats.
- At the time, mail was postmarked two times: once each at the pickup post office and the delivery post office.
- At the time, most gokenin (immediate vassal of the shogunate during the Kamakura and Muromachi through Edo periods) were at Suruga Province to prepare for attack of the Taira clan.
- At the time, oban had a role as the bodyguard which was later succeeded by ryoban.
- At the time, people were afraid that they would die or become sick if they saw a Hyakkiyako, but in both of these stories faith saved the protagonists.
- At the time, some suggested that KAWAJI did what he did to cover up the scandal involving KURODA, who also came from Satsuma, and that this incident might well be one underlying cause of the assassination of Toshimichi OKUBO, KAWAJI's political patron, in May of the same year.
- At the time, tan was defined as follows.
- At the time, the Masashige troops outnumbered the Kintsuna troops, but Masashige was afraid of Kintsuna's military tactics so he made the war protracted.
- At the time, the Shinsen-gumi was short-handed because many members were sick, so only 34 members took part in the search - 10 in the KONDO squad and 24 in the HIJIKATA squad (There are different views on the number. cf. List of Soldiers Involved).
- At the time, the area called 'Uzumasa, Kadono County' was covered by a thick bamboo grove.
- At the time, the area was involved in the process of urban redevelopment.
- At the time, the existence of Mokuji and mokujiki-butsu was not known and no research or evaluation had ever been done.
- At the time, the international exchange rate of gold to silver was 1:15, but it was 1:5 in Japan.
- At the time, the kani soto was Shoshiinojo.
- At the time, the military base of Prince Oama was divided into Mino Province and Yamato Province, and Iga was a key area to connect both.
- At the time, the more important object for the Ikko-ikki troops was rather to subjugate the enemy of Buddhist for the Ikkoshu sect, than to dispel the besieging army surrounding Iimoriyama-jo Castle.
- At the time, the ordinance to abolish Senko-bu of Tokyo Higher Commercial School in 1909 had led to an extension of Senko-bu for four years, as the result of "Hitotsubashi University Shinyu-Jiken" in 1908 and 1909, and the deadline was getting close.
- At the time, the problem with the distribution was the most serious problem.
- At the time, the proletarian school was taken by theoretical arguments.
- At the time, the use of opium outside of medical purposes was legal in Europe.
- At the time, the wartime system regarding municipality consolidation, which was propelled by the military, was being revised.
- At the time, there was a fight for the family estate within the Shiba clan between Yoshitoshi and Yoshikado.
- At the time, there was a power struggle between Serizawa of Mito Group and Isami KONDO of Shieikan Group within the Mibu-Roshigumi (Mibu masterless warriors group).
- At the time, there was no distinguishment made between the handling of animal carcasses or leather processing.
- At the time, there were apparently more than 8,000 people whose accusations were dropped.
- At the time, there were two buildings (the first dormitory, the second dormitory) and these were used as classrooms on the first floor and as a dormitory on second floor.
- At the time, these bookstores were not under strict control by the shogunate and domains, so that they published many political books or books introducing new theories and opinions.
- At the time, when the train series 201 became the majority on the Keihanshin Local Line, JNR decided to make a new timetable to make the best of train series 201 in March 1985.
- At the times of Emperor Kanmu's death in 806 and the scheme to transfer the capital to Nara by the Retired Emperor Heizei in 810, an imperial edict to preserve Sangen was issued.
- At the times of famine due to poor harvests, no rice was available for sake brewing, while on the contrary, during times of excess of rice due to good harvests and the subsequent reduced price of rice, there were no such advantages as processing rice into sake.
- At the top are katomado windows featuring complex curved line patterns.
- At the top of the mound there is an eight meters square site lined with haniwa clay figures, immediately below where the stone chamber lies.
- At the top of the slope of the forestry road, the road goes into Rokuro Pass.
- At the top, a canopy is drawn in the center, of which tennin (heavenly beings) are on the left and right.
- At the translation bureau he took classes on economics and the history of Western civilisation, and in this time was influenced by the works of men such as Francois GUIZOT, focussing his attention away from medicine, and also coming into contact with Christianity.