* Kokuten Kodo … Buddhist Priest

An elderly uncle ( Kokuten Kodo ) arrives from the provinces to visit Tokyo, and reminds everyone that Noriko is at an age where she should marry.

Constructed entirely from cypress wood ( tree of Owase ), the Kumano Kodo Centre features the origins and history of the Kumano Kodo pilgrimage route.

* Kodo ( taiko group ), a taiko drumming group based in Japan.

The talent divided into two promotions: Kodo Fuyuki's WEW ( World Entertainment Wrestling ), the name of FMW's title governing body since 1999, and Mr. Gannosuke's WMF ( Wrestling Marvelous Future ).

Outside Japan it is perhaps best known from the drumming groups Ondekoza and Kodo, who appear dressed in only a white fundoshi and a head band.

The film was then scored by Graeme Revell who utilized Kodo drummers from Japan.

* Reiryu Philippe Coupey, dharma transmission from Kojun Kishigami, who received dharma transmission from Kodo Sawaki.

The remaining members, with the help of drums from Asano Taiko, went on to form the Taiko group Kodo.

Kodo has gone on to be one of the world's most popular and recognized performance ensembles.

The Japanese Taiko group Kodo typically wears fundoshi loincloths.

Children of the Drum: The Life of Japan ’ s Kodo Drummers.

Kodo: Heartbeat Drummers of Japan.

* " Kodo Close-Up: Michiko Chiba, Staff.

* Kodo Cultural Foundation Apprenticeship Programme.

" Kodo: Japanese Taiko Masters.

The Antaiji-based lineage of Kodo Sawaki is also widespread.

The bones and ashes of Doshin So are buried behind Kodo.

Yaya and Kumano Kodo are famous sake brands that originate from Owase.

The nearest train station is JR Osoneura or you can also take the bus to the Kumano Kodo Centre bus-stop.

Yume Kodo is an onsen located near the Kumano Kodo Centre.

The nearest train station is JR Osoneura or you can also take the bus to the Kumano Kodo Centre bus-stop.

Yume Kodo is popular for its " all you can eat " country style buffet every Sunday.

In 2006 Merle Kodo Boyd, born in Texas, became the first African-American woman ever to receive Dharma transmission in Zen Buddhism.

* 2006: Merle Kodo Boyd, born in Texas, became the first African-American woman ever to receive Dharma transmission in Zen Buddhism.

There are many small local traditional festivals, and since 1988 a major yearly arts festival, called the Earth Celebration, has been run by the taiko group Kodo.

In recent years, Kodo has made a solo performance on the Friday evening ; the festival's invited act plays Saturday night ; and Sunday concludes with a joint performance with Kodo and guests.

Also appearing during this period were Merce Cunningham, Marcel Marceau, the Kabuki Theatre, the Dance Theatre of Harlem and the Kodo Drummers from Japan.

François Soubirous ( Roman Bohnen ), a former miller now unemployed, is forced to take odd jobs and live at the city jail with his wife ( Anne Revere ), his two sons, and his two daughters.

1821 ), the home of the miller from whom D. M. Bare purchased the Mill Seat Tract in 1863.

Colonel John Canon, a common miller who also served as justice of the Virginia courts at Fort Dunmore ( now Pittsburgh ), purchased some land from the state of Virginia around Chartiers Creek, sometime before May 1780.

Bernadette ( the sobriquet by which she was universally known ) was the daughter of François Soubirous ( Francés Sobirós in Occitan ) ( 1807 – 1871 ), a miller, and his wife Louise ( Loïsa Casteròt in Occitan ) ( 1825 – 1866 ), a laundress, and was the eldest of four children who survived infancy.

Mulock adds material and in her adaptation, Tom has adventures that again involve swallowing ( by a miller and a salmon ), being imprisoned in a mousetrap, angering King Thunston and his queen, and finally dying from the poisonous breath of a spider.

Examples: Schmidt ( smith ), Müller ( miller ), Meier ( farm administrator ; akin to Mayor ), Schulze ( constable ), Fischer ( fisherman ), Schneider ( tailor ), Maurer ( mason ), Bauer ( farmer ), Metzger or Fleischer ( butcher ), Töpfer, Toepfer ( potter ) or Klingemann ( weapons smith ).

Other suffixes are-eanu ( or-an ,-anu ), which indicates the geographical origin ( like Moldoveanu / Moldovan / Moldovanu " from Moldova ", Munteanu " from mountains ", Jianu " from Jiu river region ") and-aru ( or-oru ,-ar ,-or ), which indicates an occupation ( like Feraru " smith ", Morar " miller ").

* John Sylvester Ross ( 1821 – 1882 ), miller and political figure in Ontario

" The Miller's Tale " () is the second of Geoffrey Chaucer's Canterbury Tales ( 1380s-1390s ), told by the drunken miller Robyn to " quite " ( requite ) " The Knight's Tale ".

It was called Calder's Mills ( after an early miller ), Mill Town and Milton until it was renamed Beaverton when the post office was opened in 1835.

Seeing the cradle in front of what he assumes is Simkin's bed ( but is in fact John's ), he goes to the other bed, shakes the miller — whom he thought was John — awake and recounts that he'd " thryes in this shorte night / Swyved the milleres doghter ", Malyne ( lines 4265-6 ).

Born in Bathelémont-lès-Bauzemont ( Meurthe-et-Moselle ), the son of a miller, he was for long a private in the Swiss Guard, and afterwards gamekeeper to the comte de Colbert-Maulévrier, he joined the Vendéans when they rose against the Revolution to defend Roman Catholicism and Royalist principles.

Thirteen boot makers, three bakers, one corn miller, four blacksmiths, seven carpenters, two coopers, six tailors, five dressmakers and milliners, two straw hat makers, two weavers, three curriers, three saddlers, two whitesmiths ( tinsmiths ), four glaziers, five maltsters, two printers, two tanners and one stonemason.