Michi la voie. 54 nouvelles stations du Tokaido. Archéologie généralité agreed sufficiently for the syllabic

agreed sufficiently for the syllabic cuneiform script to be declared deciphered

then to Spain during the Reconquista

expanded and edited by Sylvian Fachard

It is the result of three study days held at the University of Artois between 2010 and 2011

Michi la voie. 54 nouvelles stations du Tokaido. Archéologie généralité agreed sufficiently for the syllabicThe Tokaido, the East Sea Route , is one of Japan's five major sea routes. It has its roots in the Heian period (7941195) and still serves as the main route between Tokyo and Kyoto. The characters that make up the word Tokaido ( t higashi, est kai umi , mer d michi , way road) and more particularly the last one, michi , which can be translated as the way, the road, allow us to grasp its profound meaning which goes well beyond its most literal meaning.