Motsugai
- Born
- 1795.
- Died
- 1867.
- Nationality
- Japan.
- Occupation
- painter and monk.
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Motsugai (1795–1867) was a Japanese painter and monk.
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- 1.Tanabe Mataemon talks about his Fusen-Ryu Jiujutsu.
- 2.Thomas Cleary, Zen Antics
- 3.Lucien Stryk. World of the Buddha: An Introduction to the Buddhist Literature. 978-0-8021-3095-2.
- 4.John Stevens, The Way of Judo: A Portrait of Jigoro Kano and His Students
- 5.第三話 底抜けの大力
- 6.宗泉寺と拳骨和尚
- 7.John Stevens, Budo Secrets: The Teachings of the Martial Arts Masters
- 8.Kensho Furuya. KODO: Ancient Ways: Lessons in the Spiritual Life of the Warrior/Martial Artist. 978-0-89750-136-1.
- 9.Aikido Center of Los Angeles Newsletter.
- 10.Thomas Cleary, Samurai Spirit: Ancient Wisdom for Modern Life
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