Category:Kyōka
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Kyōka 狂歌 (literally "mad verse" or "wild verse") was a form of poetry popular in the Edo period. It was a parody of traditional waka poetry. There were various clubs and sometimes the clubs sponsored books or surimono containing their poems.
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This category has the following 11 subcategories, out of 11 total.
Media in category "Kyōka"
The following 5 files are in this category, out of 5 total.
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A Sack of One Hundred Examples of Ancient and Modern Kyoka Verse (CBL J 1619).jpg 5,211 × 4,390; 6.41 MB
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Courtier watching workmen erect characters for kyōka (CBL J 1678).jpg 7,216 × 5,412; 9.42 MB
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Kokon kyōka-bukura 8.jpg 640 × 508; 53 KB
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Kyoka hyakki yakyo Name-onna.jpg 736 × 800; 142 KB
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Poets Masazumi, Hakaze and Abō visiting Rokujuen (CBL J 2028).jpg 6,610 × 5,055; 12.93 MB
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