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Tōkaidō gojūsan tsui, Miya by Toyokuni III, Taira no Tsunemori, Miya-juku, Kamikayazu, Ama, The 53 stations of the Tokaido in pairs, Images from the National Diet Library
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Tōkaidō gojūsan tsui, Miya by Toyokuni III, "The 53 stations of the Tōkaidō in pairs" (or "53 Parallels for the Tōkaidō Road"), Miya Station, The Grave of the Returning Spirit (Miya no eki, Hangonzuka). The spirit of Fuji-hime appearing to her husband, woodcut print
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應需豊國画「東海道五十三對」より『宮の驛 反魂塚』、遠州屋又兵衛版、大判錦絵 "むかし 藤といふ女有 其夫 奥州の方へ遠征に行て久しく帰らす 妻これを嘆きて終に空しくなる 夫 月を累ねて帰り愁傷し 東岸居士といふ名僧に願ひけれバ 反魂の法を行ひ姻中に姿をあらハしたまふ その藤女か塚といふ"  宮近郊にあった藤女が塚（反魂塚）の起源を基とした錦絵。現在もあま市上萱津には反魂香という地名が残っている。亡くなった藤姫に会おうと反魂の法を試した夫の姿を描いている。
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"Miya no tsumugi: Hankonzuka" from the Tokai-do Gojusan-tsuba, a painting by Yomotsu Toyokuni, a picture of a woman who is called Fuji, a picture of a woman who is called Fuji, a picture of a woman who is called Fuji, a woman who has been on an expedition to Oshu, and returns to her wife, who has been griefing over her husband who has been robbing the moon and is hurt, a famous monk who says he is a Kyoji Azumagishi, and a picture of a woman who isEven today, the place name of "反魂香" remains in Kamikomazu, Ama City.It depicts her husband trying to see Fujihime who died and testifying to the anti-consciousness law.
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東海道五十三次、宮、三代豊国、平経盛、宮宿、上津、海部、東海道五十三次、国立国会図書館蔵本
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東海道五十三次、宮 豊国三『東海道五十三次』、宮駅『帰魂の墓』夫に現れる藤姫の霊
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