Cambridge University Press / Regroup / Harry N. Abrams Inc. / Pearson / /
Country
Japan / North Korea / United Kingdom / China / India / /
Event
Person Communication and Meetings / /
Facility
Tokugawa Art Museum / Michigan State University / Pearson Prentice Hall / Tōdaiji Temple / Gotoh Art Museum / University of Colorado / /
IndustryTerm
implemented law codes / father-in-law / http /
Movie
The Pillow Book / /
NaturalFeature
Mt. Shigi / Korean peninsula / Japanese islands / Kyushu / /
Organization
Cambridge University / Bureau of Archivists / University of Colorado / Imperial Police / Tang / Heian / army / Imperial court / Michigan State University Japan / UN Court / Suzumushi Chapter / /
Person
Senshi / Jaye Zola / Shōmu / Tokiwa Mitsunaga / John Whitney / Kammu / Audrey Yoshiko Seo / Ban Dainagon / Sei Shōnagon / Ethan Segal / Murasaki Shikibu / William H. McCullough / Stephen / Nara Ban Dainagon / Donald H. Shively / Shōtoku / Dōkyō / /
Position
advisor / minister / caustic commentator / emperor / masterful politician / historian / author / Teacher and Librarian / teacher / Governor / artist / court painter / Empress / left end / /
http://www.colorado.edu/cas/tea/imagingjapan/ A Case Study of Heian Japan Through Art: Japan’s Four Great Emaki by Jaye Zola, Retired Teacher and Librarian, Boulder Valley Schools