Midnight fun - Yahanraku

Japanese: 夜半楽 - やはんらく

[1][1] The title of a Gagaku piece. A piece in the Hei-cho style of Tang music. There is no dance. [Ryūmeishō (1133)] [2] One of the Ogie-bushi pieces. A piece that almost entirely adopts the Jiuta piece of the same name (lyrics by Izumi Akira, music by Togawa Kengyo). [3] A collection of haiku from the late Edo period. One volume. Compiled and written by Yosa Buson . Published in 1777 ( Anei 6 ). One volume of kasen (immortal verses), 43 verses from "Shunkozodai," 18 chapters from "Shunpu Utei Kyoku," 3 chapters from "Yogaoka Uta," and one verse from "Rougisuji." Utei Kyoku and Yogaoka Uta are works by Buson himself, and have a unique form in which hokku (a verse), kanshi (a Chinese poem), and choku (a long verse) are all harmoniously integrated into one. [2] [Noun] (Used in conjunction with "yohan"): Midnight. Midnight. ※Koetsu no Yokyoku Tenko (around 1465) "The night is getting late and it is already midnight."

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Japanese:

[1][一] 雅楽の曲名。唐楽、平調(ひょうじょう)の曲。舞はない。〔龍鳴抄（1133）〕[二] 荻江節の一つ。同名の地歌の曲（泉明作詞、戸川検校作曲）をほとんどそのまま取り入れた曲。[三] 江戸後期の俳諧撰集。一冊。与謝蕪村(よさぶそん)編著。安永六年（一七七七）刊。歌仙一巻、「春興雑題」四三句、「春風馬堤曲」一八章、「澱河歌」三章、「老鶯児」一句を集録。馬堤曲、澱河歌は蕪村自身の作品で発句・漢詩・長句が一体となって調和した特殊な形式をもつ。[2] 〘名〙 (「夜半」と掛けて用いて) 夜中。夜半。※光悦本謡曲・天鼓（1465頃）「夜もふけて夜半楽にもはやなりぬ」

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