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Japanese
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| 難波津の歌 (kyūjitai)
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Etymology
Literally “the poem of Naniwa Bay”, where Naniwa is an older name for present-day Osaka.
Proper noun
難波津の歌 • (Naniwa-zu no uta) ←なにはづのうた (Nanifa-du no uta)?
- the poem traditionally attributed to Wani in the Kokin Wakashū kana preface:
- Synonym: 難波津 (Naniwa-zu)
- 難波津に咲くやこの花冬籠もり今は春べと咲くやこの花
- Naniwa-zu ni saku ya konohana fuyugomori ima wa harube to sakuya kono hana
- Flowers are blooming hibernation at Naniwa Bay. Now it is around springtime, the flowers are in bloom!