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1 Forew | teacher of the subject outside Japan, for except for Kaiten Nukariya' 2 Forew | honoured in every temple in Japan, for his knowledge of spiritual 3 Forew | all remaining stocks in Japan were destroyed in the fire 4 Forew | When, therefore, I reached Japan in 1946, I arranged with 5 3 | much more in China than in Japan. There are some more sutras 6 3, 1 (1)| sutra in general use in Japan and China.~The opening passage 7 3, 2 (1)| the most popular sutras in Japan, especially among followers 8 4, 5 | Zen in China as well as in Japan at present trace back their 9 4, 8, 1 | no whitening process. In Japan Kaku-an's Ten Pictures gained 10 5 | masters of this school now in Japan are their descendants. Dai-o 11 5 | many Zen temples throughout Japan which the most notable one 12 5 | tell the fate of Zen in Japan. He was no founder of a 13 5, 4 (1)| important Zen headquarters in Japan. All the Zen masters of 14 5, 4 (1)| masters of the present day in Japan are his descendants. Some 15 6 | Visitors to a Zen monastery in Japan will be greeted by various 16 6, 1 | BUDDHA~Each Buddhist sect in Japan has its own Honzon, i.e. " 17 6, 1 | main Zen monasteries in Japan for the Buddha's birth-day, 18 6, 1 | all the larger cities of Japan, not only by Zen followers 19 6, 3 | the national treasures of Japan.~ 20 6, 5 | principal Zen institutions in Japan there is a special hall 21 6, 5 | the cultural history of Japan, and it is no wonder that 22 6, 5 | legendary stories circulating in Japan with regard to Bodhidharma 23 6, 5 | Bodhidharma is that he came to Japan after he had finished his