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The Eastern Journey of the Celebrated Poet Ariwara no Narihira
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53 × 19 Cm
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This picture is based on the ninth scene in Tales of Ise. Finding life uncomfortable in the capital, Kyoto, the poet traveled east with some friends. They took a river ferry near Mount Fuji and saw a flock of strange birds. In answer to their questions, the ferryman replied, “It is a capital bird, of course.” Stopping on the bank, the poet made this request:
If you are in truth
What your name seems to make you,
I will put it to you,
Capital-bird, this question:
Do things go well with my love?
(Translated by Steven Carter)
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| Dimensions | 53 × 19 Cm |
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