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Ueda Akinari （1734～1809,上田秋成） Seikouan-ki （清香庵記）
Written by 66 years old
Light blue paper, silver sand and scattered paper
Main 120×30 cm
Hanging scroll / Kakejiku
Accessory：wood box
【Ueda Akinari】A Japanese scholar, poet, and yomihon author in the mid-Edo period. Born in Osaka. Adopted son of paper and oil merchant Ueda Mosuke. He started out as a writer of ukiyo-zoshi (a type of Japanese story), displaying sharp and humorous satire in "Shodo Chomimi Sekenzaru" and "Seken Tsume Kageki." As a yomihon author, he took materials and methods from Chinese vernacular novels, and displayed refined tales and character development in "Ugetsu Monogatari," "Masura wo Monogatari," and "Spring Rain Monogatari," placing him at the pinnacle of his literary talent.
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paint by Kyōkadō Mgao（狂歌堂真顔）
Listed in "Kakimorisei Award"
