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Karai Senryū

Japanese poet
Also known as: Karai Hachiemon
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  • Karai Hachiemon
    senryu
    / History

    Karai Hachiemon, writing in the 18th century, was a poet and government official in Edo (now Tokyo), which was the capital of the Tokugawa shogunate. In 1757, under the pen name Karai Senryū, he became a judge of verse-capping contests called maekuzuke, in which a…

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    Karai Hachiemon, writing in the 18th century, was a poet and government official in Edo (now Tokyo), which was the capital of the Tokugawa shogunate. In 1757, under the pen name Karai Senryū, he became a judge of verse-capping contests called maekuzuke, in which a…

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