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...A five-character title such as "Waikanete" is accompanied by a 7-5 verse such as "A wedding said in a sleep on purpose" ("Nara souvenir"), and the combination is enjoyed. In the past, it was also called "Gomojitsuki", "Eboshitsuki" or "Kashiratsuki", and in Edo "Kamuritsuki" was often used. Originally, it was invented by Unko and others in Kyoto in 1693 (Genroku 6) as a simplified form of Maekuzuke (opening verse) inspired by "Kiriku", which was used to practice how to compose renga haiku. ...

*Some of the terminology that refers to "kashiratsuki" is listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

…〈待兼て〉というような5文字の題に〈わざと寝言にいふ嫁入（よめり）〉(《奈良土産》)のように7･5の句を付け，その付合を楽しむもの。古くは〈五文字付〉〈烏帽子付〉〈かしら付〉とも呼び，江戸では〈冠（かむり）付〉が多く用いられた。元来，連歌俳諧の句の仕立方の練習に行われた〈切句〉をヒントに，前句付（まえくづけ）の簡略体として，1693年(元禄6)ころ京都の雲鼓（うんこ）らが発明。…

※「かしら付」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。

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