Harada Daiun Sogaku (1871-1961)

About the Harada-Yasutani School of Zen
http://www.ciolek.com/WWWVLPages/ZenPages/HaradaYasutani.html

Harada-Yasutani (also known as The Sanbo Kyodan or "Three Treasures") school of Zen was established in Japan by D.S Harada Roshi and his student and close collaborator H.R.Yasutani Roshi. The school, one of the most energetic and iconoclastic Buddhist organisations in the post-war Japan, combines elements of Japanese Soto (esp. teachings of Dogen Kigen and his Dharma grandson, Keizan Jokin) and Rinzai (esp. teachings of Hakuin Ekaku) traditions while its 'graduates' constitute the lion share of all Zen teachers currently active in USA, Germany, Switzerland, Philippines and Australia.

Some Dharma Heirs and Teachers of the Harada-Yasutani school

HARADA Daiun Sogaku (13 Oct 1871-12 Dec 1961)
[Dharma heir of the Soto master Harada Sodo Kakusho (1844-1931) and a Dharma heir of the Rinzai master Dokutan Sosan (a.k.a Dokutan Toyota) (1840-1917), 31st teacher within Soto generation since Dogen Kigen (1200-1253), and 8th teacher within Rinzai generation since Hakuin Ekaku (1686-1769)]

Bantetsugu, Tetsugyu Ban (4 Jun 1910-21 Jan,1996)
---> Deguchi, Tetsujyo (12 Dec 1951- )
[Abbot of Toshoji International Zen Center, Tokyo. Facilitated the growth of Zen Buddhism in Italy]

Harada, Tangen (1924- )
[head of Bukkoku-ji temple, Obama, Japan]
---> Yamahata, Hogen Daido (1935- )
[Abbot of Chogenji Temple, Japan. Teacher at the Open Way Association, Australia. Zen master Hogen also teaches in England, Spain and Portugal, though these groups don't have a web presence yet.]

Nishiwaki, Etsudo (1913- )
['tanto' at Soji-ji temple, Japan]

Watanabe, Genshu (?-?)
[head of Soji-ji temple, Japan]

Yasutani, Hakuun Ryoko (1885-28 Mar 1973)
[Founder of the Sanbo Kyodan line]
---> Kapleau, Philip (20 Aug 1912- )
[assistant teacher, gone independent]
[Founder of the Rochester Zen Center, retired]