Also, there is a possibility that Yoshitoshi TADA, a scholar of Kokugaku (National Learning) in the first half of the Edo period, read Iya Yotsugi because he mentioned in a list of educational books for women called 'Jugo Goso' (Ten Narratives and Five Storybooks) along with 'Shikyo,' "The Pillow Book" and "Essays in Idleness."
また、江戸時代前期の国学者多田義俊が「十語五草」と呼んだ婦人の教養書一覧の中に「四鏡」や『枕草子』・『徒然草』とともに『弥世継』も挙げられていたことから、多田義俊が弥世継を読んでいた可能性もある。