開化期播磨の歌人岩崎利記

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This paper argues how the style of traditional waka (Japanese poetry) changed in the transition from the Edo era to the Meiji era. I examine the poems and their foremords (kotoba-gaki) of Kuchibashu made by Iwasaki Toshinori, who was a man of wealth and local celebrity in the district of Harima. I conclude that Iwasaki's works reflect his geographical position, this is because he was given ample opportunity to come into contact with many famous 'civilized' poets because he lived in the important position of traffic.
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