Meiboku

[Rich T]

All, I was lucky enough recently to be able to recompile the complete Meiboku pages, formerly hosted by Alan Quinn. They are in their original form, and some of the links may not now work as old pages have become obsolete, or links have changed. There is also a possibility that I have a dodgy link in there somewhere. If anyone finds one, please let me know.

 

For those not aware, Meiboku is a huge collection of kanji for names, provinces, date, and also has many images of hada, sori, hamon, all the bits and pieces of a sword and more.

 

So the Meiboku pages can be found here

http://www.nihontokanjipages.com/meiboku/index.htm

 

 

Thanks to Mr Evzenie Tzoumasova who pointed me to the pages that he also hosts on his site in Czechoslovakia http://token.cz/

 

Of course all credit and ownership goes to and remains with Mr Quinn. I have tried for some time to find Alan to obtain his permission to host the pages but I have not been able to find him. If anyone knows or speaks to Alan, perhaps they could pass this on.

 

My next task is Jim Kurracsh's pages.

 

Cheers all

 

Rich

[Brian]

Great wok Rich, it's nice to have those pages back again. I'll add the links to the links pages this weekend. Looking forward to seeing Jim's page sback up again when you have time. Thanks for your efforts and to Evzenie Tzoumasova too.

 

Regards,

Brian

[Rich S]

Rich -

 

Wish I'd known you were doing Alan Quinn's site. I have it all

on disk; might have been easier.

 

I also have a lot of Jim's material. Let me know if you need

anything.

 

Glad these sites are being preserved.

 

Rich S