Kato Noichi - Kato Yaitsu

Japanese: 加藤野逸 - かとうやいつ

1723-1807 A haiku poet from the mid to late Edo period.
Born in the 8th year of the Kyoho era. A native of Edo. A subordinate to the Edo shogunate's timber and stone magistrate. In 1752, he became a disciple of the 3rd Somaru Mizoguchi, and became the 4th Somaru of Sokanian, inheriting the Katsushika school of haiku. He passed away on January 15th, 1815. He was 85 years old. His given name was Katsuteru. He was also known by the names Tomiemon and Sadashiro. His other pen names were Shichirokuan and Chikuryosha. He edited and wrote works such as "Tsukeairon" and "Goshikiboku Sanpen".

Source: Kodansha Digital Japanese Name Dictionary +Plus Information | Legend

Japanese:

1723－1807　江戸時代中期-後期の俳人。
享保(きょうほう)8年生まれ。江戸の人。幕府の材木石奉行の下役。宝暦2年(1752)其日庵3代の溝口素丸に入門し,其日庵4代となって葛飾派の俳系をついだ。文化4年1月15日死去。85歳。名は勝照。通称は富右衛門,定四郎。別号に七六庵,竹涼舎。編著に「附合論(つけあいろん)」「五色墨三篇」など。

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