Enshu - Enshu

Japanese: 遠州 - えんしゅう

[1][一] Another name for the province of Totomi. It is located in the western part of Shizuoka Prefecture. [２] The name refers to the tea master and landscape gardener Kobori Enshu in the early Edo period. [2] [Noun] ① Abbreviation of "Enshu-ryu (Enshu-ryu) ①". ※Tokyo Fuzokushi (1899-1902) (Hiraide Kojiro), Vol. 2 "The schools now practiced in the capital are Senke, Urasenke, Fuhakusenke, Sekishu, Uraku, Enshu, etc." ② Abbreviation of "Enshu-ryu (Enshu-ryu) ②". ※Hagaku (1901) (Uchida Roan), Vol. 4 "He is said to be a flower expert who has been granted the secret license to teach the 48 techniques, which are not found in Ikenobo, Sekishu, or Enshu."

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Japanese:

[1][一] 遠江国の異称。静岡県の西部にあたる。[二] 江戸初期の茶人、造園家、小堀(こぼり)遠州のこと。[2] 〘名〙① 「えんしゅうりゅう（遠州流）①」の略。※東京風俗志（1899‐1902）〈平出鏗二郎〉下「今都下に行はるる所の流派は、千家、裏千家、不白千家、石州、有楽、遠州等なり」② 「えんしゅうりゅう（遠州流）②」の略。※破垣（1901）〈内田魯庵〉四「池の坊にも石州にも遠州にもあらぬ四十八手の秘伝免許を得たる花の博士と云へば」

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