Katsushika style

Japanese: 葛飾風 - かつしかふう

〘Noun〙 A school of haiku that traces its origins to Matsuo Basho's friend Yamaguchi Sodo. It is so named because Sodo lived in Katsushika. It was centered around those who inherited Sodo's alias, Kijitsuan , and the third, Mizoguchi Somaru, first called himself Katsushika Shomon in the spring of 1784 ( Tenmei 4 ). Their haiku style is flat and lacks haiku meaning, and they are noted for their academic activities such as annotations and haiku theory. Katsushika Shomon. Katsushika Seifu.

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Japanese:

〘名〙松尾芭蕉の俳友山口素堂を祖とする系統の俳諧の一派。素堂が葛飾に住んでいたところからいう。素堂の別号、其日庵(きじつあん)を継承する者が中心となり、三世の溝口素丸が天明四年（一七八四）春にはじめて葛飾蕉門と称した。俳風は平板で俳意に乏しく、注釈や俳論などの学究的な活動が注目される。葛飾蕉門。葛飾正風。

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