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has gloss | eng: Anma (Kanji: Hiragana: あんま) refers to practitioners of the Japanese massage of the same name, which has its origins in China. Anma was often practiced in communal business groups in feudal Japan. They were made popular by the famous popular culture character known as Zatoichi, quite possibly the best known and most complimentary portrayal of an individual in their subculture. They were nomadic, earning their keep in mobile massage capacities, and paying commissions to their referrers. They were surrounded by many superstitions as well, and some have been utilized for comedy in some Japanese films. |
lexicalization | eng: Anma |
instance of | c/Japanese historical terms |
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has gloss | fra: Origine LAnmma (ou amma) est une technique de massage japonais dorigine chinoise. Anmma qui signifie calmer avec les mains a été inventée en Chine sous le nom original Anmo, et adoptée par les japonais il y a plus de mille ans. |
lexicalization | fra: Anmma |
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has gloss | por: Anma (japonês:按摩) é uma forma de massagem de origem chinesa assimilada e divulgada por terapeutas do Japão. O nome da técnica deriva do nome de duas das manobras básicas que utiliza, o na (ou an), que significa apertar e o ma, que significa esfregar. |
lexicalization | por: Anma |
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