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The Poetries of the Eight Views of Enoshima Island |
解説 |
Introduction written by Hashi Rien Production date: 1787 (Ten’mei 7) This is an inaka-ban (works printed and issued locally) version of shiibun (poetry and prose) of the views of landscapes of the Enoshima Island. This anthology of “shibun” of Japanese and Chinese poetries was composed by the poets of Goshomi, the district of today’s northern Fujisawa city. The eight views of Enoshima Island are, “Autumn Moon at Kinki-zan (Mt. Kinki)”, “Hazy Morning Sunlight at Iwaya”, “Night Rain at Shounien Abyss”, “Wild Geese Alighting at Ujima”, “Returning Sails at Higashi-ura”, “Sunset at Nishi-ura”, “Evening Snow at Futatsu-yama”, and “Evening Bell at Koutou-ji (Koutou-ji Temple)”. With the poets from today’s Fujisawa city, districts such as Endou, Uchimodori, Miyahara, and Youda, the poets from Koyato and Koyurugi from today’s Samukawa town, and Yoshioka from today’s Ayase city participated to this anthology. Utou of Youda, a poet participated to this anthology, also contributed a poem to an anthology “Shoukai-Shiji”, the memorial poetries anthology that celebrated the re-construction of Oiso Shigi-tatsu-an, a former poetry school at Oiso. The condition of the print is unstable and the printed pigments were uneven at the several spots. At this time, the printing operation usually took place at the metropolitan areas, such as Edo (today’s Tokyo), Osaka and Kyoto and the works printed at the other area were called, inaka-ban, or the local print. Together with its contents, this particular print is very valuable as a historical artifact, since this was probably printed at Fujisawa region |
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