HAYASHI Razan (japane: 林羅山; naskiĝis en 1583; mortis la 7-an de marto 1657), ankaŭ nomita Hayashi Doshun,[1] estis japana filozofo, kiu estis konsilanto kaj instruisto de la kvar unuaj ŝogunoj de la Tokugawa-bakufu.
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