- mermaids), and
illustrated by some
scholars of the
period (e.g. §Baien
gyofu); some such
mummies are held by
certain temples that have
ningyo legend...
- Seihakudō
Gyōfū (生白 堂行風) and
first printed in the
second month of Enpō 7 (1679) by
Iseya San'uemon (伊勢屋山右衛門) in Osaka. Gin'yō Ika-shū was
Gyōfū's third collection...
- Press, p. 237, ISBN 9780813518138 Mōri,
Baien (1825). "Ningyo" 人魚.
Baien gyofu 梅園魚譜.
Viscardi et al. (2014), p. 102.
Yamaguchi (2010), p. 98. Miyazaki...
-
October 1935. The book
included a
prologue written in
Chinese by “Setyo
Gyofu” (“Fisherman Setyo”, Tanizaki's own pseudonym), and a
footnote by the novelist...
- on a
Lotus Leaf (Ryokwan of Zen Buddhism),
foreword and
translation by
Gyofu Soma &
Tatsukichi Irisawa, (Tokyo), 1950. One Robe, One Bowl: The Zen Poetry...
- 1996
German physician Sugihara Chiune (1900 – 1986) 2000
Diplomat Soma
Gyofu 1995 Poet Suo no
Naishi (– ca. 1110) 2006
Suzuki Umetaro (1874 – 1943) 1993...
- from the
original on 2016-03-04.
Retrieved 2009-02-19. "Lyricist Sōma
Gyofū's notable songs" (in ****anese). Itoigawa, Niigata.
Archived from the original...
- ****anese).
National Diet Library.
Retrieved 2009-02-27. "Lyricist Sōma
Gyofū's notable songs" (in ****anese). Itoigawa, Niigata.
Archived from the original...
- children's song "Haru yo Koi" (春よ来い), the
lyrics for
which were
written by
Gyofū Sōma [ja], a
native of Itoigawa. The
station opened on 16
December 1912...
- folksongs,
Asabana Yobana(?) (『朝花夜花』),
without acclaim. He and
fellow members Gyofū Sōma [ja] and Rofū Miki
founded Waseda shisha (Waseda
poetic society), and...
