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Fujiwara no Takaaki, Fujiwara no Takamasa and Fujiwara no Hisanobu
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Bokiekotoba biwahousi, Blind people from Japan, Musicians with visual impairment, Biwa, the Muromachi period
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Bokiekotoba biwahousi, A scene with a Biwa House from the work Boki Ekotoba (Illustrated Biography of the Buddhist priest Kakunyo) by Fujiwara no Takaaki, Fujiwara no Takamasa and Fujiwara no Hisanobu. Important Cultural Property, from the Nanboku-chõ period (Period of the Northern and Southern Courts), second year of Kan’o (1351), A  with his audience from an emaki painted in the 14th century
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琵琶法師と観客。『慕帰絵詞』（ぼき えことば）より。
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Biwa-playing minstrels and spectators.From "慕帰絵詞" .
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ボキ絵詞琵琶法師、日本の盲人、視覚障害者音楽家、琵琶、室町時代
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ボキ絵詞琵琶法師--藤原高明・藤原高雅・藤原久信の作品『ボキ絵詞』の琵琶法師のいる場面。重要文化財 南北朝時代作 観応2年、14世紀に描かれた絵巻から拝謁した様子。
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