The imperial court in medieval Japan31 Go- Sukōin, Kanmon nikki; Yamashina Tokitsune, Tokitsunekyō-ki; Oyudononoue no nikki.
32 Andrew Goble, “Rhythms of Medicine and Community in Late Sixteenth Century Japan: Yamashina
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Dust’: Baths and Bathing in Late Medieval Japan,” for another study that addresses social mobility and
cultural integration of which the nobility was a part.
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