「Toppa」を含む例文一覧(4)

  • The Sengoku period. Toppa. Koshu school
    -戦国時代透破甲州流 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス
  • Since 2000, he has been co-hosting 'Kyogen for physical, mental and technical training (TOPPA!)' (kyogen study group formed by six young members of the Shigeyama acting family) along with Senzaburo SHIGEYAMA, Masakuni SHIGEYAMA, Ippei, Shigeru and Doji SHIGEYAMA.
    2000年からは、「心・技・体、教育的古典狂言推進準備研修練磨の会（TOPPA!）」を茂山千三郎、茂山正邦、逸平、茂、茂山童司と共に主催。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス
  • Since 2000, he has been involved in the activities of Shin・Gi・Tai - Kyoikuteki Koten Kyogen Suishin Junbi Kenshu Renma no Kai (TOPPA!) (Spirit, Technique and Strength - A Group for Training and Practice for the Preparation of the Promotion of Educational Classic Kyogen) which he organized in that year together with Senzabro SHIGEYAMA, Masakuni SHIGEYAMA, Motohiko, Shigeru and Doji SHIGEYAMA.
    2000年からは、心・技・体、教育的古典狂言推進準備研修練磨の会（TOPPA!）を茂山千三郎、茂山正邦、宗彦、茂、茂山童司と共に主催。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス
  • Until the Edo period, there was no standardized name for ninja and it varied in each region, for example, there were name such as "Rappa", "Suppa (素破) (the origin of a slang word "Suppanuki" meaning divulgation)", "Suppa (水破)", "Suppa (出抜)", "Toppa (突破)", "Toppa (透破)", "Ukagami", "Dakko", "Kusa", "Nokizaru", "Kyodo", "Kyodan", "Monomi", "Kanshi", "Kikimonoyaku", "Arukimiko", "Kamari" and "Hayamichi no mono".
    江戸時代までは統一名称は無く地方により呼び方が異なり、「乱破（らっぱ）」「素破（すっぱ、“スッパ抜き”という俗語の語源）」「水破（すっぱ）」「出抜（すっぱ）」「突破（とっぱ）」「透破（とっぱ）」「伺見（うかがみ）」「奪口（だっこう）」「草」「軒猿」「郷導（きょうどう）」「郷談（きょうだん）」「物見」「間士（かんし）」「聞者役（ききものやく）」「歩き巫女」「かまり」「早道の者」などがある。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

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