Mesamashigusa - Mesamashigusa

Japanese: めさまし草 - めさましぐさ

A literary magazine. Also written as Mefusuisou. January 1896 - February 1902. 56 issues. Presided over by Mori Ogai. Since Shigarami Soushi had ceased publication due to Ogai's participation in the Sino-Japanese War, this magazine was published after Ogai returned to Japan. It mainly featured Ogai's works, such as the sequel to The Impromptu Poet, and brought together leading literary figures of the time, including Koganei Kimiko, Koda Rohan, Ochiai Naofumi, Saito Ryokuu, and Ozaki Koyo. In particular, Sannin Jougo (Sannin Jougo, later Unchuugo), written by Ogai, Ryokuu, and Rohan, was regarded as the most authoritative joint creative critique.

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Japanese:

文芸雑誌。『目不酔草』とも書く。 1896年1月～1902年2月。 56冊。森鴎外主宰。『しがらみ草紙』が鴎外の日清戦争参加のため休刊となっていたので，その後身として鴎外の帰国後発刊されたもの。『即興詩人』の続編など鴎外の作品を中心に，小金井喜美子，幸田露伴，落合直文，斎藤緑雨，尾崎紅葉ら当時一流の文学者を集め，特に鴎外，緑雨，露伴による『三人冗語』 (のち『雲中語』) は最も権威ある創作合評と目された。

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