Gyoga

Japanese: 御河 - ぎょが
Gyoga
A river channel for the royal family. A poem by Wang Zhihuan from the Tang Dynasty, "Farewell": The willow trees, the east wind trees, are hanging over the river, and are drenched by the wind. This must be because there are so many partings.

See the entry for the character "Go".

Source : Heibonsha "Popular version Jitsū" About the popular version Jitsū Information

Japanese:
王室用の河道。唐・王之渙〔送別〕詩 楊柳東風の樹 河を夾(さしはさ)む 來、攀折にしめらる 應(まさ)に別離の多き爲なるべし

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