舛: 198 Terms and Phrases
- 舛
- kanji 'dancing legs' radical (radical 136)
- Tokumasu
- Masuzaki
- dancing radical (no. 136)
- 舛崎
- Funasaki
- Funazaki
- Masuzaki
- 舛岡
- Somuoka
- Funaoka
- Masuoka
- 舛引
- Funahiki
- Funabiki
- Funehiki
- 上舛
- Uefune
- Uebune
- Uemasu
- Uwafune
- Uwabune
- 新舛
- Arafune
- Arabune
- Shinmasu
- 舛川
- Funakawa
- Funagawa
- Masukawa
- 舛田
- Senda
- Funata
- Funada
- Masuta
- Masuda
- 舛渡
- Sendo
- Funato
- Funado
- Funawatari
- 舛島
- Funashima
- Masushima
- Masujima
- 舛倉
- Funakura
- Funagura
- Masukura
- 舛谷
- Sentani
- Soetani
- Somuya
- Masutani
- Masuya
- 舛本
- Senmoto
- Funamoto
- Masumoto
- 舛東欧
- Masutouou (Sumo shikona)
- 田舛彦介
- Tamasu Hikosuke (h) (1920.8.20-2004.7.22)
- 舛田利雄
- Masuda Toshio
- Toshio Masuda
- 舛添要一
- Masuzoe Youichi (1948.11-)
- Yōichi Masuzoe
- 舛方勝宏
- Masukata Katsuhiro (h) (1943.2.16-)
- 舛本頼兼
- Masumoto Yorikane (1941.1-)
- 舛野浩一
- Masuno Kouichi (1968-)
- 舛岡富士雄
- Masuoka Fujio (h) (1943.5.8-)
- 舛添氏はいつも本をいっぱい抱えている。
- Mr Masuzoe always has lots of books with him.
- 1970年、日米合作の大作『トラ・トラ・トラ!』の日本側監督を黒澤明が降板したため、後任となった舛田利雄から懇願され共同監督を引き受ける。
- When Akira KUROSAWA as the Japanese-side director of the US-Japan joint movie 'Tora! Tora! Tora!' decided to drop out in 1970, Toshio MATSUDA as the successor of Kurosawa strongly appeals to Kinji to a accept joint directorship.
- いわゆる「市川組」出身の映画監督には、東宝の古沢憲吾・橋本幸治・手塚昌明、日活の舛田利雄・江崎実生、大映の増村保造・田中徳三・池広一夫らがいる。
- The film directors from the so-called 'Ichikawa-gumi' includes Kengo FURUSAWA, Koji HASHIMOTO, Masaaki TEZUKA in Toho, Toshio MASUDA, and Mio EZAKI in Nikkatsu and Yasuzo MASUMURA, Tokuzo TANAKA, and Kazuo IKEHIRO in Daiei.
- 「守護地頭」はともかく、1185年（文治元年）当時の朝廷側の公卿の日記『玉葉』にもある「庄公を論ぜず、兵粮（段別五舛）を宛て催すべし」との要求の献策は大江広元が行ったのだろう。
- Aside from 'Shugo and Jito,' it would be OE no Hiromoto who suggested 'providing food (5-sho per tan) regardless of private estate or public estate,' which was written in 'Gyokuyo' in 1185, the diary of a court noble who was on the side of the Imperial court.
- 他方京都では神氏の後裔である神善四郎が慶長年間に徳川家康に許可を得て秤座を維持していたが、徳川家綱の時代に承応2年令が発せられ、舛の場合と同様に日本を二分し、東33カ国の秤は江戸の守随氏が、西33カ国の秤は京都の神氏が支配することとなった。
- While in Kyoto, Zenshiro Zin, a descendant of the Zin family, got a license from Ieyasu TOKUGAWA during the Keicho era and had maintained hakari-za since then, Shoo-ninenrei (official document issued in the second year of Shoo era) was issued by Ietsuna TOKUGAWA, dividing Japan into two as in the case of masu, and allowing the Shuzui family to control scales in 33 provinces in eastern Japan and the Zin family in Kyoto to control scales in 33 provinces in western Japan.
