Scroll with Excerpts from Wakan Roeishu by Hozobo Shinkai
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作者豊蔵坊信海
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制作年 AD17
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- ホウゾウボウシンカイヒツワカンロウエイシュウショウ
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- Century Akao Collection
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- Institute of Oriental Classics (Shido Bunko) Campus Mita
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慶應義塾（センチュリー赤尾コレクション）
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Hozobo Shikai (1635?-1688) was a Buddhist priest but served at the Iwashimizu Hachiman Shrine. Although not much is known about his origin, Shinkai is known to have trained under Reverend Hozobo Kojo and to have succeeded his master as the shrine priest. He was well-known as a kyoka (comical or satirical poem) writer and was known to have been invited to recite his works in the audience of Shogun Tokugawa Iemitsu. He left behind a poetry collection Kyoka Hato-no-Tsue Shu (Collection of Comical Poems by the Pigeon Staff.) (Note: A walking stick with a pigeon decorating its top was often made a longevity gift as pigeons don’t choke on their food.) Skilled in both India ink-and-brush calligraphy and painting, he admired Shokado Sojo (1584-1639), another priest of the Iwashimizu Hachiman Shrine, whose Shokado School (also called Takimoto School) style he adopted.On the shown scroll, Shinkai wrote ten chinese poems and nine waka (Japanese poems) he selected from the two-volume Wakan Roeishu (Anthology of Japanese Chinese Poems for Recitation). This was created upon commission by a noble.
九夏三伏之暑月竹含錯牛之風玄冬素雪之寒朝松影君子之徳十八公栄霜後露一千年色雪中深
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