seki

In ancient times, it was a term used to describe a heated stone (seki) which a Zen monk-in-training would place in the folds (kai) of his robes to give him a feeling of warmth and fullness and help him withstand the pangs of hunger.

Sara Waxman: Eating Beauty: An Adventure in Japanese Cuisine Sara Waxman 2011

In ancient times, it was a term used to describe a heated stone (seki) which a Zen monk-in-training would place in the folds (kai) of his robes to give him a feeling of warmth and fullness and help him withstand the pangs of hunger.

Sara Waxman: Eating Beauty: An Adventure in Japanese Cuisine Sara Waxman 2011

In ancient times, it was a term used to describe a heated stone (seki) which a Zen monk-in-training would place in the folds (kai) of his robes to give him a feeling of warmth and fullness and help him withstand the pangs of hunger.

Sara Waxman: Eating Beauty: An Adventure in Japanese Cuisine Sara Waxman 2011

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seki edge 2007

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14 posts from February 2007 2007

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seki edge 2007

He misread a seki situation, giving away several stones, failed to make an eye to protect a vulnerable territory, and used stones wastefully.

Split Infinity Anthony, Piers 1980

He misread a seki situation, giving away several stones, failed to make an eye to protect a vulnerable territory, and used stones wastefully.

Split Infinity Anthony, Piers 1980

At the bombardment of the Simono-seki forts, at the entrance of the

Sketches of Japanese Manners and Customs Jacob Mortimer Wier Silver

** It was designated the Kogoanen-seki, from the cyclical name of the year.

A History of the Japanese People From the Earliest Times to the End of the Meiji Era Dairoku Kikuchi 1886