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Kamakura — shi 鎌倉市 Geographische Lage in Japan … Deutsch Wikipedia
Kamakura — Kamakura, Stadt auf Honshū, Japan, an der Sagamibucht, südlich von Yokohama, 174 300 Einwohner; Museen; Antennen und Computerherstellung; Ausflugsort und Seebad. Die nahebei gelegene Insel E No Shima ist ein Zentrum des Segelsports (Olympische… … Universal-Lexikon
Kamakura — Kamakúra DEFINICIJA 1. grad u središnjem Japanu, 174.000 stan., u srednjem vijeku sjedište šogunata; ima mnogo hramova, poznat po 15 m visokom brončanom kipu Buddhe 2. pov. prvo razdoblje 1185 1333. feudalnog režima u Japanu 3. japanska tehnika… … Hrvatski jezični portal
Kamakura — v. du Japon (Honshû); 175 500 hab. Tourisme. Statue colossale en bronze du Bouddha (1252). Temples bouddhiques. Capitale du Japon du XIIe au XIVe s … Encyclopédie Universelle
Kamakúra — m grad u središnjem Japanu … Veliki rječnik hrvatskoga jezika
Kamakura — [käm΄ə koor′ə] city in SE Honshu, Japan, southeast of Yokohama: site of Daibutsu, the great bronze figure of Buddha (cast 1252): pop. 176,000 … English World dictionary
Kamakura — Pour le jeu de société Kamakura, voir Kamakura (jeu). Kamakura shi (鎌倉市) Vue sur le mont Fuji, avec Kamakura et la plage de Shichirigahama au premier plan … Wikipédia en Français
Kamakura-gū — Infobox Shinto shrine name = Kamakura gū width = caption = The Haiden type = dedication = Prince Morinaga founded = 1869 closed = founder = Meiji Emperor priest = address = 154 Nikaido, Kamakura, Kanagawa 248–0002 phone = 0467 22 0318 website =… … Wikipedia
Kamakura — /kah mah kooh rddah/, n. 1. a city on S Honshu, in central Japan, on Sagami Bay: great bronze statue of Buddha. 172,612. 2. the first period, 1185 1333, during which Japan was ruled by a feudal regime. * * * ▪ Japan city, Kanagawa ken… … Universalium
Kamakura — 1) The Kamakura period (1185 1333). 2) A type of igloo made of snow, common in the snow country parts of northern Japan. Kamakura are built in mid February and occupied by children who cook and eat o mochi and drink amazake, a sweet drink… … A Popular Dictionary of Shinto
