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English: Namazu-e - Daikoku redistributes wealthies's riches. A kawaraban (woodblock pamphlet type newspaper). Title:Jishin yoke no uta (earthquake-averting song). The kyōka poem inscribed Minakami no tsuge ni inochi wo tasukarite roku bu no uchini iruzo ureshiki "(thanks to) the Water god's message (we are among) the six out of ten whose lives were saved, happily". The mallet-shaking god is probably Daikokuten; the catfish rider is presumably Takemikazuchi.
日本語: 安政２年の地震直後の瓦版。題名：「地震よけの歌」狂歌の文句:"水かみ乃/つげに/いのちを/たすかりて/六分のうちに/入るぞ/うれしき" 椎をふるうのは[1][2]鯰に乗るのはタケミカズチこと鹿島明神で、槌をふるうのは大黒天であろう
Date Edo - Ansei 2, month 10 = Nov. 1855
Source http://www.wul.waseda.ac.jp/kosho/chi05/chi05_4048/
Author AnonymousUnknown author

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  1. ↑ 地震よけの歌 (Jishin yoke no uta). 早稲田大学図書館. Retrieved on May-2012. (Request Number:chi5 4048) - high definition PDF available.
  2. ↑ 地震よけの歌（仮）. 小野秀雄コレクション. University of Tokyo Interfaculty Initiativ in Information Studies. Retrieved on May-2012.

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