Kuniyoshi Utagawa, The station Kambara.jpg
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朝櫻樓國芳画「東海道五十三對」より『蒲原の駅 六本松の故事』、遠州屋又兵衛版、大判錦絵 “むかし矢矧の浄瑠璃姫 判官殿を恋慕ふてここまて到り疲れて終（つい）に死す 里人憐ミて葬り 塚の即に松を六本植置たり 後 小野於通といへる風流の妓女此姫の生涯の事を書つらね十二段とし 薩摩といへる傀儡師に教えて節を付語せける 是浄るりの中祖也“ 古浄瑠璃『浄瑠璃十二段草子』における浄瑠璃姫の没地である蒲原に因んで、その作者とも擬された小野於通を描いた錦絵。
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Kuniyoshi Utagawa, The station Kambara, Kanbara-juku, The 53 stations of the Tokaido in pairs, Fans, Females writing
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Kuniyoshi Utagawa, The station Kambara, Woodblock print, oban tate-e. Kambara Station from the series 53 stations of the Tōkaidō in pairs (or "53 Parallels for the Tōkaidō Road"). A woman who was the legendary Jōruri writer writing by a window through which Mt. Fuji.
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"Kamabara no Eki: Ropponmatsu no Koji" by Kuniyoshi ASAKA, Enshuya Matabe edition, Oban nishikie "Mukashiya Kasuri no Joruri Hime: I fell in love with Hangandono, but I was tired and died, and I buried villagers, and planted six pine trees immediately on the mound. After that, ONO no Otomichi and a furyu geisha, this woman wrote about the life of this princess in the 12th dan, and taught a puppet performer to teach Satsuma to add the melody. The author of the
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歌川国芳、ザ・ステーション蒲原、蒲原宿、東海道五十三次一組、扇子、女性文字
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歌川国芳、ザ・ステーション・カンバラ、木版印刷、大判立絵。東海道五十三次相模線蒲原駅富士山が通る窓辺に書き留めた伝説の浄瑠璃作家。
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