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[[File:Tabo Saikontan.png|thumb|right|200px|Front cover of one edition]] | [[File:Tabo Saikontan.png|thumb|right|200px|Front cover of one edition]] | ||
'''Minna no Tābō no Saikontan''' (Japanese: みんなのたあ坊の菜根譚) is a | '''Minna no Tābō no Saikontan''' (Japanese: みんなのたあ坊の菜根譚) is a proverb and "saikontan" book released in Japan, featuring [[Minna no Tābō]]. A saikontan is a loan word from Cai Gen Tan; a Chinese term for practices/rules linked with Buddhism and Tao beliefs. | ||
This book collates a series of phrases, in both Japanese and English; such as "Let others go first.", in Japanese, Chinese and English. | This book collates a series of phrases, in both Japanese and English; such as "Let others go first.", in Japanese, Chinese and English. | ||
There are various different publications in the series, with a variety of different covers. | There are various different publications in the series, with a variety of different covers. | ||
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Revision as of 10:54, 1 September 2021
Minna no Tābō no Saikontan (Japanese: みんなのたあ坊の菜根譚) is a proverb and "saikontan" book released in Japan, featuring Minna no Tābō. A saikontan is a loan word from Cai Gen Tan; a Chinese term for practices/rules linked with Buddhism and Tao beliefs.
This book collates a series of phrases, in both Japanese and English; such as "Let others go first.", in Japanese, Chinese and English.
There are various different publications in the series, with a variety of different covers.
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