David’s English
"I see Mokubo Temple!"
"I see!"
ladies with parasols
一茶
木母寺が見ゆる見ゆると日傘哉
mokuboji ga miyuru miyuru to higasa kana
1803, Age 42 staying in Edo. His father die before three years.
Mokubo Temple was famous in Edo.
It’s festival held in spring and is big event.
sakuo Renku
川辺のお寺舟でお参り
kawa-be no otera fune de omairi
The temple near the River
visiting by ship
David’s comment
Issa doesn't directly mention "ladies" in his original text, but Shinji Ogawa suggests that the closing image, higasa ("parasol"), is meant to evoke "ladies with parasols."
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Dear Sakuo san,
what a lovely haiga!!!
Here is more on the temple Mokubo-Ji
http://darumapilgrim.blogspot.com/2006/10/mokubo-ji-and-umewakamaru.html
It must have been quite lovely during the Edo period.
GABI
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