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無位無冠
mu.i.mu.kan
Literally: nothing – rank – nothing – crown
Alternately: An ordinary citizen. Having no special prestige from rank, title, official position, or status.
Notes: A variant phrase replaces 冠 with 官 (also pronounced kan!), “bureaucrat.” The meaning is essentially the same, although 冠 suggests aristocratic status while 官 emphasizes government office – keep in mind that the two were essentially indistinguishable for much of Japanese history.
The phrase seems to have been used by a number of pottery producers.
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