Masanori Ikeda

Dates of birth and death unknown. A haiku poet and kyoka writer from the early Edo period. He died at a fairly advanced age during the Kanbun era (1661-1673). Commonly known as Juemon (or Jurozaemon). A samurai of Yamato Koriyama domain. A member of the Teitoku school. Many of his haiku works are collected in works such as Kefukigusa (1638 preface), edited by Shigeyori. Koriyama (1646), a critical work on Kefukigusa, is considered to be his official work. His kyoka include Heguri Sanegaki and Furutatsukuri's playful pen names, who compiled 200 of his own poems into one hundred, Kyoka Hyakushu Utaawase.

When I look in the direction where the cuckoo is singing, all that remains is a look of astonishment. [Akira Morikawa]

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生没年未詳。江戸前期の俳人、狂歌作者。寛文(かんぶん)年間（1661～1673）かなりの高齢で没か。通称重右衛門（重郎左衛門とも）。大和郡山(やまとこおりやま)藩士。貞徳門。俳諧(はいかい)作品は重頼(しげより)編『毛吹草(けふきぐさ)』（1638序）以下に多く入集。その『毛吹草』に対する非難書『郡山』（1646刊）は正式の著とされる。狂歌には平郡実柿(へぐりさねがき)、布留田造(ふるのたつくり)の戯号で自歌200首を百番にあわせた『狂歌百首歌合』がある。

　時鳥(ほととぎす)鳴きつるかたをながむればただあきれたるつらぞ残れる
［森川　昭］

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