Yunoyama's Three Poems and a Hundred Verses

Japanese: 湯山三吟百韻 - ゆのやまさんぎんひゃくいん

Renga poetry from the Muromachi period. 1 volume. Yuyama can also be read as Yuyama. This is the common name for the Fusuna ni hitorenga (Fusuna ni hitorenga), which was set up on October 20, 1491 (Entoku 3) in Yuyama (Arima Onsen) in Settsu Province with Sogi and his senior disciples Shohaku and Socho as the renshu. It consists of 100 verses, starting with the opening verse "The leaves of the trees are colored by the light snow, the mountain path is beautiful" (Shohaku), the supporting verse "The rocks and the silver grass are winter, oh my" (Socho), and the third verse "Leaving the inn, urged by the pine cicadas" (Sogi). The final verse is Shohaku's "The moon is calling out to me, one purple flower."

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

室町時代の連歌。1巻。〈湯山〉のよみは〈ゆやま〉とも。1491年(延徳3)10月20日，宗祇とその高弟の肖柏，宗長を連衆として摂津国湯山(有馬温泉)で張行された〈賦何人連歌（ふすなにひとれんが）〉の通称。発句〈薄雪に木の葉色こき山路かな〉(肖柏)，脇句〈岩もとすすき冬やなほみん〉(宗長)，第三〈松むしにさそはれそめし宿出でて〉(宗祇)以下100句で，挙句は肖柏の〈一（ひと）むらさめに月ぞいさよふ〉。

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