There are 17 total results for your 風土記 search.
| Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
風土記 see styles |
fudoki ふどき |
(product) Fudoki (ancient geographical and cultural records of each Japanese province, compiled in the early 8th century); (product name) Fudoki (ancient geographical and cultural records of each Japanese province, compiled in the early 8th century) |
古風土記 see styles |
kofudoki こふどき |
(hist) (See 風土記) ancient fudoki compiled by imperial order in 713 CE |
風土記の丘 see styles |
fudokinooka ふどきのおか |
(place-name) Fudokinooka |
出雲風土記 see styles |
izumofudoki いずもふどき |
(work) Izumo Fudoki (description of the culture, climate, etc. of Izumo province; 733 CE); (wk) Izumo Fudoki (description of the culture, climate, etc. of Izumo province; 733 CE) |
常陸風土記 see styles |
hitachifudoki ひたちふどき |
(work) Hitachi Fudoki (description of the culture, climate, etc. of Hitachi province; approx. 720 CE); (wk) Hitachi Fudoki (description of the culture, climate, etc. of Hitachi province; approx. 720 CE) |
播磨風土記 see styles |
harimafudoki はりまふどき |
(product) Harima Fudoki (description of the culture, climate, etc. of Harima province; 715 CE); (product name) Harima Fudoki (description of the culture, climate, etc. of Harima province; 715 CE) |
肥前風土記 see styles |
hizenfudoki ひぜんふどき |
(work) Hizen Fudoki (description of the culture, climate, etc. of Hizen province; approx. 732 CE); (wk) Hizen Fudoki (description of the culture, climate, etc. of Hizen province; approx. 732 CE) |
豊後風土記 see styles |
bungofudoki ぶんごふどき |
(product) Bungo Fudoki (description of the culture, climate, etc. of Bungo province; 732 CE); (product name) Bungo Fudoki (description of the culture, climate, etc. of Bungo province; 732 CE) |
出雲国風土記 see styles |
izumonokunifudoki いずものくにふどき |
(work) Izumo Fudoki (description of the culture, climate, etc. of Izumo province; 733 CE); (wk) Izumo Fudoki (description of the culture, climate, etc. of Izumo province; 733 CE) |
常陸国風土記 see styles |
hitachinokunifudoki ひたちのくにふどき |
(work) Hitachi Fudoki (description of the culture, climate, etc. of Hitachi province; approx. 720 CE); (wk) Hitachi Fudoki (description of the culture, climate, etc. of Hitachi province; approx. 720 CE) |
播磨国風土記 see styles |
harimanokunifudoki はりまのくにふどき |
(product) Harima Fudoki (description of the culture, climate, etc. of Harima province; 715 CE); (product name) Harima Fudoki (description of the culture, climate, etc. of Harima province; 715 CE) |
肥前国風土記 see styles |
hizennokunifudoki ひぜんのくにふどき |
(work) Hizen Fudoki (description of the culture, climate, etc. of Hizen province; approx. 732 CE); (wk) Hizen Fudoki (description of the culture, climate, etc. of Hizen province; approx. 732 CE) |
豊後国風土記 see styles |
bungonokunifudoki ぶんごのくにふどき |
(product) Bungo Fudoki (description of the culture, climate, etc. of Bungo province; 732 CE); (product name) Bungo Fudoki (description of the culture, climate, etc. of Bungo province; 732 CE) |
常陸風土記の丘 see styles |
hitachifudokinooka ひたちふどきのおか |
(place-name) Hitachifudokinooka |
房総風土記の丘 see styles |
bousoufudokinooka / bosofudokinooka ぼうそうふどきのおか |
(place-name) Bousoufudokinooka |
みよし風土記の丘 see styles |
miyoshifuudokinooka / miyoshifudokinooka みよしふうどきのおか |
(place-name) Miyoshifūdokinooka |
近つ飛鳥風土記の丘 see styles |
chikatsuasukafudokinooka ちかつあすかふどきのおか |
(place-name) Chikatsuasukafudokinooka |
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