碩野の英語

「十花千句」「伊勢千句」などに句が入集されているほか、いくつかの「宗碩集」、伊勢への紀行文である「佐野のわたり」がある。例文帳に追加

His poems are part of 'Jikkasenku' 'Isesenku' and there are several 'Soseki Collections,' 'Sano no Watari,' writing while travel to Ise.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

江戸時代後期の蘭学者・高野長英は後藤の大叔父に当たり、甥に政治家の椎名悦三郎、娘婿に政治家の鶴見祐輔、孫に社会学者の鶴見和子、哲学者の鶴見俊輔、演出家の佐野碩をもつ。例文帳に追加

Choei TAKANO, a scholar of the Western studies (rangakusha) of the late Edo Period, was his granduncle, a politician Etsusaburo SIINA, his nephew, the politician Yusuke TSURUMI, a son-in-law who married with his daughter, and a sociologist Kazuko TSURUMI, a philosopher Shunsuke TSURUMI, a theatrical director Seki SANO are his grandchildren.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

生涯を通じ、たびたび各地を旅したが、1502年弟子の宗長、宗碩らに伴われて越後から美濃国に向かう途中、箱根温泉の旅館で没し、駿河国桃園（現：静岡県裾野市）定輪寺に葬られた。例文帳に追加

He frequently travelled to various parts of the country throughout his life, and in 1502, he died at an inn at the Hakone hotsprings while on the way from Echigo to Mino Province with his disciples Socho and Soseki, and was buried at Jorin-ji Temple at Momozono, Suruga Province (currently Susono City, Shizuoka Prefecture).発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

駐日清国公使の黎庶昌・書記官鄭孝胥・呉昌碩・羅振玉・内藤湖南・狩野直喜・犬養毅・副島種臣などの当時一流の学者や文人と交遊をひろめた。例文帳に追加

He widely communicated with top scholars and literatus of the time, such as Shuchang LI, Qing minister to Japan, Xiaoxu ZHENG, Qing secretary, Changshu WU, Zhenyu LUO, Konan NAITO, Naoki KANO, Tsuyoshi INUKAI, Taneomi SOEJIMA and so on.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

内容は、発句382句（芭蕉41句、去来25句、宝井其角25句、凡兆42句）、連句歌仙4巻（去来、芭蕉、凡兆、中村史邦4吟1巻。凡兆、芭蕉、去来3吟1巻。凡兆、芭蕉、岡田野水、去来4吟1巻。芭蕉、川井乙州、浜田珍碩、素男その他1巻）、幻住庵記、几右日記をおさめ、これに其角序、内藤丈草跋が付く。例文帳に追加

It contains 382 hokku (41 poems by Basho, 25 by Kyorai, 25 by Kikaku TAKARAI, 42 by Boncho) and 4 volumes of Renku Kasen (thirty-six verse comic linked verse) (1 volume by Kyorai, Basho, Boncho, and Fumikuni NAKAMURA; 1 volume by Boncho, Basho, and Kyorai; 1 volume by Boncho, Basho, Yasui OKADA, and Kyorai; 1 volume by Basho, Otokuni KAWAI, Chinseki HAMADA, 素男, and others), Genjuan ki, Kiyu Diary, a preface written by Kikaku and a postscript by Joso NAITO.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス