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A Poem attributed to Anrakuan Sakuden
Collection of Poems Ancient and Modern
An Annotation of Liu Tao
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Kyōgire
What is Kyōgire
Introduction of Buddhism to Japan
From Temples to Tearooms
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Ornamenting Buddhas Words
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JSMA Kyōgire
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193 A poem by Kanroji Motonaga (1457-1527); opening verse, Matsu ga e ni (松か枝に)
