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Noël Péri
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ran a French bookstore and founded a Japanese-language magazine called Tenchijin ('Sky, Earth, and Man') that began to appear in 1898. Péri wrote about
Bujinkan
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cultural environment and the instructor's preference. Typically the study of tenchijin ryaku no maki (scrolls of heaven, earth and man) guides progression from
Seika
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human (人), and tai the earth (地). Together these three elements (天地人 Tenchijin ) represent the human universe. The number of branches should always be
Mishō-ryū
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sense of spirituality and an awareness of "Heaven, Earth, Human" (天地人 Tenchijin ), the three essential elements that make up the human universe. These
Art of Fighting
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was compiled in Art of Fighting Anthology (龍虎の拳 ~天・地・人~, Ryuuko no Ken Tenchijin ) for the PlayStation 2, while the original game was also included as part
Soun Takeda
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978-4837978077. Takeda Soun, "Takeda Soun: Writing about Sengoku Warlords," Pia (Tenchijin Official Book), September 30, 2009. ISBN 978-4835617435. Takeda Soun,
Drops of God
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instead of the protagonists Shizuku and Issei. In series, the word "tenchijin " is used, which refers to the "elements that create wine: heaven/vintage
Art of Fighting 2
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was compiled in Art of Fighting Anthology (龍虎の拳 ~天・地・人~, Ryuuko no Ken Tenchijin ) for the PlayStation 2, while the original game was also included as part
Art of Fighting 3: The Path of the Warrior
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was compiled in Art of Fighting Anthology (龍虎の拳 ~天・地・人~, Ryuuko no Ken Tenchijin ) for the PlayStation 2, while the original game was also included as part
Art of Fighting (video game)
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was compiled in Art of Fighting Anthology (龍虎の拳 ~天・地・人~, Ryuuko no Ken Tenchijin ) for the PlayStation 2, while the original game was also included as part