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やすみしし　わが大君の　あり通ふ　難波の宮は　「いさなとり」　海片附きて　玉拾ふ　浜辺を近み　朝羽振る　波の音（と）さわき　夕なぎに　櫂の声（おと）聞ゆ　あかときの　寝覚めに聞けば　海若（わたつみ）の　潮干（しおひ）のむた　浦渚（す）には　千鳥妻呼び　芦辺には　鶴（たづ）が音（ね）響（とよ）む　視る人の　語りにすれば　聞く人の　見まくり欲（ほ）りする　御食（みけ）向かふ　味原の宮は　見れども飽かぬかも例文帳に追加

Yasumi shishi Waga Okimi no arigayo Naniwa no miya wa 'inasa-tori' Umi katazukite Tamairiu Hamae wo chikami asa wa furu namino otosawaku Yunagi ni Kaji no Oto kikoyu Akatoki no Nezame ni kikeba Watatsumi no Shioi no muta Urasu ni wa Chidori zuma yobi Ashibe ni wa Tazugane toyomu Miru hito no Katari ni sureba Kikuhito no Mimakurihorisuru mike mukau Ajiharanomiya ha Miredomo Akanu kamo (Naniwanomiya Palace where Our Okimi often goes is placed at the sea and near the beach to pick the balls; It could be heard the sound of waves in the morning as if birds shake their wings, the sound of oars in the evening; Keeping ears open at the dawn, birds sings to call my wife in a hidden reef appearing at low tide, canes cries in the reedy shore; when people hear about the palace from those who have seen it, they want to see it; it has seen enough of Ajiunomiya [also known as Naniwanomiya Palace])  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

具体的には、IT を用いて様々な地域や事業者をつなぎ、共同学習を通して相互交流を深め、従来は敵対するとされていた郊外型ショッピングセンターという外部事業者のパワーも地域内に取り込み、中心市街地という地域生活インフラをWeLove 天文館協議会が大人も子供も楽しめる街へと成長させる試みを続けている。例文帳に追加

Specifically, IT is used to connect a wide range of regions and businesses, facilitating mutual ties through joint educational programs and a relationship in which the power of external enterprises (namely large-scale suburban-type shopping centers, traditionally the "enemy" of traditional shopping districts) is used in a beneficial manner. We Love Tenmonkan continue to promote the city center as a vital aspect of infrastructure that can be enjoyed by young and old alike.  - 経済産業省

代表的な演目には、サゲのないものでは、続き物の長編が『牡丹灯籠』（一般には怪談噺に位置付けられる）、『塩原多助一代記』、『真景累ヶ淵』、『安中草三』、『双蝶々』、『ちきり伊勢屋』、『業平文治』、『怪談乳房榎』、『お富与三郎』、一席物は『文七元結』、『三井の大黒』、サゲのあるものでは『芝浜』、『子別れ』（『子は鎹』はその後編）、『紺屋高尾』、『唐茄子屋政談』（上方の『南京屋政談』）、『お直し』、『鼠穴』、『富久』、『火事息子』、『柳田格之進』、『鰍沢』、『立ち切れ線香』などがある。例文帳に追加

Foremost classical stories include the following: among those without point are long continuous stories such as "Botan Doro (A Tale of the Peony Lamp" (this is usually regarded as Kaidan-banashi), "The Story of Tasuke SHIOBARA", "The Spine-Chiller in Kasanegafuchi", "The Story of Soza ANNAKA", "Futatsu Chocho (literally, two butterflies): Chobe and Chokichi", "Chikiri Iseya", "Bunji NARIHARA", "The Vendetta under a Nursing Hackberry Tree", "Otomi Yosaburo"; short stories such as "Bunshichi's Motoyui Shop", "Mitsui's Daikoku"; stories with points include "Dream of a Leather Wallet", "Parting with Son" (and "Children Hold a Marriage Together" is the latter part), "A Dyer and Courtesan Takao", "The Pumpkin Vendor", "Onaoshi (Extension Surcharge", "Rat Hole", "Kyuzo's Lottery", "Kaji Musuko (My Son is a Firefighter)", "Kakunoshin YANAGIDA", "Kajikazawa Precipice", "Dying Incense".  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス