Charts
Unless otherwise specified, Culture Charts are available in large (22`` x 34``) and small (17`` x 22``) sizes.
Japanese Culture Charts
- Chart number #25
Karateka Keizu New release
A large 23" x 30" heavy card stock wall chart to follow up the second edition of "Unante", includes all of the updated genealogies. Very nicely printed and laid out chart for home or dojo. Not available in a set.
- Chart number #7
Japanese Phonetic Symbols
Katakana, Hirigana, Hentaigana, Manyogana forms and other symbols.
- Chart number #11
Japanese Sword
Types, nomenclature, methods of forging, famous makers and care of blades.
- Chart number #15
Prints By Hiroshige
Title panels of the principal series.
- Chart number #21
Japanese Crest Design
The "Mon" or heraldic badges with their names and the important families that have used them. See also "Mon" book.
- Chart number #23
Japanese Chronology
Lists of Gods, Emperors, Shoguns and year by year table of Year Periods.
- Chart number #24
Japanese Swordsmith Schools
Large map of Japan divided into provinces with the Koto and Shinto Schools designated. (Available only in small size)
Chinese Culture Charts
- Chart number #1
The Chinese Radicals
The 214 index characters of all modern chinese dictionaries; hand written.
- Chart number #2
Evolution Of Chinese Writing
The 224 primitives traced through the successeive stages from 1200 BC to date.
- Chart number #3
Abbreviated Chinese Characters
800 abbreviated and alternate forms arranged by radical for quick reference.
- Chart number #4
Ancient Chinese Characters
The 540 lesser seal radicals arranged under keys to simplify their location.
- Chart number #5
The Shuo Wen Radicals
An index to the Shuo Wen dictionary of 200 AD, arranged in the original order.
- Chart number #6
Chinese Seal Characters
The 540 Shuo Wen radicals arranged in the modern dictionary order.
- Chart number #8
Thousand Character Classic
Written in the "grass" or running-hand style of characters for students (available only in larger size).
- Chart number #9
Technique Of Chinese Writing
The fine points in the manipulation of the brush explained in detail.
- Chart number #10
The First 500 Characters
Hand written and with stroke order for practice with the brush.
- Chart number #12
Chinese Art Symbols
Illustrations and symbolical meanings of 160 of the most important symbols.
- Chart number #13
Chinese Dragons
Pictures and descriptions of many forms.
- Chart number #14
Chinese Bronzes
Various types; nomenclature and uses.
- Chart number #16
Fanciful Seal Characters
128 forms used by seal engravers.
- Chart number #17
Romanization Of Chinese
Cross-reference table to seven systems.
- Chart number #18
Chinese Phonetic Elements
1040 elements in the regular, running-hand, and lesser seal forms with sounds.
- Chart number #19
Chinese Chronology
Year by year index to Chinese dates with cyclical characters and parallel dynasties.
- Chart number #20
Chinese Dynasties
Rulers and year names of all the principle dynasties with the early dating corrected.
- Chart number #22
Chinese Pictographs
Interpretations of 176 inscriptions from Shang and Chou bronze vessels and weapons.