Danrin Toppyakuin

Japanese: 談林十百韵 - だんりんとっぴゃくいん

A collection of renga (linked verse) haikai poems. Its correct title is Edo Haikai Danrin Juhyakukin. It was compiled by Shoui and published in 1675 (Enpo 3). Nine members of the Edo Danrin (Danrin), Setsai, Saishiki, Ittetsu, Masatomo, Shikei, Itcho, Shoukiyu, Bokuseki, and Shoui, performed a chant with Soin's poem "So here is the Danrin tree with plum blossoms" at the beginning of the book. One Hundred Poems Volume. Thanks to Soin's opening verse and his eccentric haiku style called "Tobitei," the haiku suddenly became known as "Nagasaki in the west, Sendai in the east" (Zaisho "Akatsukimiki").

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

俳諧の連句集。正しくは《江戸俳諧談林十百歆》。松意（しようい）編。1675年(延宝3)刊。江戸談林(檀林)を名のる雪柴（せつさい）･在色（さいしき）･一鉄･正友･志計･一朝･松臼（しようきゆう）･卜尺（ぼくせき）･松意の9人が，宗因の〈されば爰（ここ）に談林の木あり梅の花〉を巻頭に興行した百韻巻。宗因の発句と，〈飛躰（とびてい）〉と呼ばれる奇矯な俳風によって，一躍〈西は長崎，東は仙台〉(在色《暁眠起》)まで鳴り響いたという。

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