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 1 Toyoto|         completed in a day. And Kano Yeitoku, with his multitude~
 2 Tokuga| artistic creativeness also.~The Kano academies - filled with
 3 Tokuga|         hereditary fiefs of the Kano lords. Each had to pursue
 4 Tokuga|     picture from a contemporary Kano or Tosa as his father had
 5 Tokuga|       artists who disdained the Kano yoke could venture to indulge
 6 Tokuga|    focus, for he, with an early Kano training, was able to combine
 7 Tokuga|         in pictorial art.~NOTES~Kano Academies. - These owe their
 8 Meiji |  artistic freedom. The lamented Kano Hogai, Hashimoto Gaho, the
 9 Meiji |         professors of the chief Kano academy at the close of
10 Meiji |         The last masterpiece of Kano Hogai represents Kwannon,