Re: Yamamoto Tsunetomo

Bart Mathias wrote:

I did try googling "Yamamoto Tsunetomo," but unsuccessfully, probably because I had to leave the "Tsunetomo" in kana.
(But I found it later when I checked on Hagakure; the characters are 'forever morning.' When he matured, he read them "jo:cho:" apparently.

For future reference, people who write bios on WIkipedia tend to give the native forms of people's names. From

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yamamoto_Tsunetomo

one can get 山本常朝.

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