She was the wife of Kaemon Orimoto (pen name Sunaaki), a village headman in Futtsu village, Shuhuai county, Kazusa (Chiba prefecture). Along with her husband, she was associated with Ryota Oshima, Issa Kobayashi, and others. After her death, "Hanakyo Iko" was published. She died on April 3, 1812. Her given name was Sono. Her other pen name was Taichoan. Her travelogue includes "Sumire no Sode". Source: Kodansha Digital Japanese Name Dictionary +Plus Information | Legend |
上総(かずさ)(千葉県)周淮郡富津(ふっつ)村の名主織本嘉右衛門(号は砂明)の妻。夫らとともに大島蓼太(りょうた),小林一茶(いっさ)らと交際した。没後「花嬌遺稿」があまれた。文化7年4月3日死去。名は園。別号に対潮庵。紀行集に「すみれの袖」。 出典 講談社デジタル版 日本人名大辞典+Plusについて 情報 | 凡例 |
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