The tune of thread

Japanese: 糸の調 - いとのしらべ

Jiuta utahon. Among the utahon from Osaka after the Kyoho period (1716-36), this is the oldest published and the most representative, with many subsequent additions. It gradually grew thicker from a horizontal book format to a pillow book format. It began with the Kayaharaya edition published in 1751 (Kan'en 4), followed by a revised edition by Kikunaga Kengyo and others entitled "Shin Taisei Ito no Shirabe" in 1801 (Kyowa 1), and then a two-volume edition edited by Asano Takuzo in 1812 (Bunka 9). It is contrasted with the Kyoto-based "Ito no Fushi" series.

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Japanese:

地歌歌本。享保 (1716～36) 期以後の大坂系の歌本のなかで，最も古くから刊行され，その後の増補も最も多い代表的なもので，横本体裁から次第に分厚くなって枕本体裁となった。寛延4 (51) 年栢原屋版のものに始り，享和1 (1801) 年の『新大成糸のしらべ』と題する菊永検校らの校訂版を経て，文化9 (12) 年の浅野高造編版では2冊本となった。京都系の『糸の節 (ふし) 』類と対比される。

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