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Thank you JohnTo It seems to be a different Meiju. Have a nice day ! JPB
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Thank you again Dale ! Maybe I found an explanation : Naofusa's successor, Naotomo (Toryuken, Tachibana) seems to be confuzed with an Umetada namesake in old texts. Looking for this explanation, I found too that some authors believe Toryuken was Naofusa, and some others believe he was an Hamano Norishige too. Looking for answers make you find new questions, that's why it's fun ! Have a nice day ! JPB
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Hello Dale Thank you for the answer. I did'nt mean Myoju. The name I read was Meiju, and he was working in Osaka around 1800 ?. Unfortunately as I wrote it, I can't find where I saw this. Maybe it's a mistake ! thank you again. JPB
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Good evening everybody I read somewhere (I don't remember where) that one of the student of Seiryuken Eiju was named Umetada Meiju, who, later directed his own school in Osaka. I did'nt found anything about this craftsman or his school. Are they real ? Thanks for your responses ! JPB
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Awesome! This is hours and hours of work ! Thank you for sharing.
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Thanks !
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A simple question from a French beginner : it's not uncommon to find kanjis on each sides of the nakago ana, but is the name of the artist always on the same side, or is it a question of school or period ? Thank you Jean Pierre
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A simple question, but I did'nt find any answer in my books: Does it exists some relationship between the INOUE groups of CHOSHU, BIZEN and KYOTO ? Thanks ! JP BLANCHARD
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Thank you very much.
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Hello I'm triying to find some informations about Kyo sukashi Tsuba made at the end of the Edo time They are called "Kikyoya" in some old books, but I never found anything more. Is it a group, or just a common name for a style ? Thank you for your help, (and excuse my english !).
