#Shuhari
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Is the source of shuhari Zeami's Fushikaden?
The investigation finds no confirmation that shuhari comes from Zeami’s Fūshikaden. It traces the term through tea and martial-arts reference works, while noting an entry linked it to Fūshikaden without the word itself appearing.
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Shin-gyo-so (真行草)
A term for three levels of style in calligraphy and, by extension, in linked verse, flower arrangement, painting, gardens, etiquette, and performance, with value shifts differing between China and Japan.
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Matsuoka Seigo, Senya Sensatsu 1252: Fujiwara Ryōzō's The Thought of Shuhari
Matsuoka traces shuhari from Buddhist and Zen ideas into tea, Noh, and martial arts, then through Kawakami Fuhaku and Chiba Shūsaku, arguing that practice advances by preserving, breaking, and departing from kata.