… In this paper we analyze the works of the most famous Japanese calligraphers who specialized
in kana: Ono-no Michikaze (802–853), Fujiwara-no Yukinari (966–1028), Goho Hibino (…

… for the screen.”3 the calligrapher ono no michikaze was commissioned to inscribe onto the
screen … 4 ono no michikaze came from a family of noted calligraphers and was called upon by …

… Ono no Michikaze (894-966), who was famous for his cursive style. 24. Fujiwara no Sukemasa
(Sari; 944-998), who was noted for his elegant brushwork, which was often characterized …

… These poems, inscribed on the first sheet, from early on gained an attribution to Ono no
Michikaze, and certainly many of the characters stand out for their boldly brushed, fully inked …

… These poems, inscribed on the first sheet, from early on gained an attribution to Ono no
Michikaze, and certainly many of the characters stand out for their boldly brushed, fully inked …

… , but what about Ono no Michikaze? Legends revolving around … carried by a breeze, Ono no
Michikaze realized that what he … Connoting both Mary Poppins and Ono no Michikaze like a …

Kinoshita Chi5shi5shi (born Kinoshita Katsutoshi; 1569-1649) was a samurai in service to
Toyotomi Hideyoshi (1536-1598). Eventually, he became lord of Obama castle in Wakasa. …

… Michikaze is Ono no Michikaze 小野道風, one of the three greatest calligraphers (sanseki
三蹟) of the age. While the painter and the calligrapher for the Kokiden side are from earlier …

… For example, the text mentions four historical fig ures famed for their calligraphy:
Emperors Saga and Daigo and courtiers Ono no Michikaze (894-966) and Ki no Tsurayuki (866?-945?) …

… while following and absorbing Chinese culture, Ono no Michikaze 小野道風 put forward the
idea … sanzeki 平安三跡” (referring to Ono no Michikaze, Fujiwara no Sukemasa 藤原佐理, and …