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 1 Heian |    A.D. from Nara to Heian, or Kyoto - as the Heian period, we
 2 Heian |     down in the Toji temple of Kyoto, amongst its priceless treasures,
 3 Heian |       the Zhingoji temple near Kyoto. Another, the eleven-headed
 4 Fujiwa|    their lives in the capital, Kyoto, leaving their representatives
 5 Fujiwa|       flowers which reigned in Kyoto, the capital. Each local
 6 Kamaku|     Kamakura, the Ashikagas in Kyoto, and the Tokugawas in Yedo (
 7 Toyoto|        rival attempts to reach Kyoto.~Ota-Nobunaga, who, with
 8 Toyoto|         That of Momoyama, near Kyoto, was also a grand masterpiece
 9 Tokuga|        the freer atmosphere of Kyoto that another and higher
10 Tokuga|    democratic art was evolved. Kyoto, where the imperial seat
11 Tokuga|        paint impossible birds.~Kyoto, however, had two real influences.
12 Tokuga|   Mongol dynasty. Artists from Kyoto crowded to Nagasaki, the
13 Tokuga|     second important effort of Kyoto was the study which it initiated
14 Tokuga|       of the Natural School of Kyoto.~Dutch prints were eagerly
15 Tokuga| together constitute the modern Kyoto School of Realism. They
16 Tokuga|      governed the old masters.~Kyoto art, since the death of
17 Tokuga|       restoration in 1881, the Kyoto artists were the leading
18 Meiji |     the naturalistic school of Kyoto through the works of Yosai,
19 Meiji |     delicate naturalism of the Kyoto School.~The ancient spirit