Ippontei Fuyouka

Japanese: 一本亭芙蓉花 - いっぽんていふようか

1721-1783 A kyoka poet from the mid-Edo period.
Born in 1715. Born in Osaka. A senior disciple of Rikkatei Bokutan, he published anthologies of kyoka poems by Nagata Teiryu and Matsunaga Teitoku. He learned haiku from Yoshiwake Tairo. He moved to Edo at the beginning of the Tenmei era, but his disciples were mostly in Osaka. He died on January 26, 1783. He was 63 years old. His surname was Shoto. He was commonly known as Hiranoya Seibei. His first pen name was Kaikarou Kuriri. His family anthologies include "Kyoka Naniwa Souvenirs."

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

Japanese:

1721－1783　江戸時代中期の狂歌師。
享保(きょうほう)6年生まれ。大坂の人。栗柯亭木端(りっかてい-ぼくたん)の高弟で,永田貞柳や松永貞徳の狂歌集を刊行。俳諧(はいかい)は吉分大魯(よしわけ-たいろ)にまなぶ。天明のはじめ江戸にうつるが,門弟は大坂が中心。天明3年1月26日死去。63歳。姓は松濤。通称は平野屋清兵衛。初号は開花楼栗里。家集に「狂歌難波土産」など。

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