琉球游草
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- Material Type
- 図書
- Title
- Author/Editor
- 久保天随
- Publication Date
- 1933
- Publication Date (W3CDTF)
- 1933
- Alternative Title
- Visit to Ryūkyū
- Text Language Code
- jpn
- Subject Heading
- Target Audience
- 一般
- Note (General)
- 久保天随著・発行。久保は本名久保得二、中国文学者。印刷者尾藤光之介、印刷所開明堂、昭和8(1933)年9月刊行。和装。非売品。天随が琉球を旅して得た漢詩をまとめたものである。旅程に沿って作品が並べられている。台湾から船で出発し、八重山、宮古島を経て沖縄本島へ到着している。沖縄本島では、首里・那覇を初めとして沖縄本島を縦断。その後、奄美大島、鹿児島、宮崎、大分、桶峡、桑名を経由して京都へ入り、長良川・有馬温泉に寄って帰台するまでの作品である。130首収録されている作品の大半は、大島までの琉球列島内のものである。各島や名所旧跡(首里城、波上宮など)や出会った人物(真境名安興、尚順など)について漢詩を詠んでいる。本書には朱で随所に書き込みがある。本書については、上里賢一「久保天隨『琉球游草』について」『琉中歴史関係論文集 : 琉中歴史関係国際学術会議』第2回、琉中歴史関係国際学術会議実行委員会、1989年、17-56ページに詳しい。（2017年4月7日更新）Written and published by Kubo Tenzui. His real name was Kubo Tokuji and he was a scholar of Chinese literature. Printed by Ofuji Kōnosuke at Kaimeidō print shop in September 1933. Japanese binding style. Not for sale. It is a collection of Kanshi (漢詩; Chinese poetry) which Tenzui composed during his journey to Ryukyu. In this book, his works are arranged in the order of his itinerary. He started his journey from Taiwan by ship and arrived at Okinawa Island via Yaeyama and Miyakojima. Then starting from Shuri/Naha he travelled the length of Okinawa Island from south to north. Then, he went to Kyoto via Amami Ōshima, Kagoshima, Miyazaki, Ōita, Okehazama and Kuwana. He returned to Taiwan after going through Nagaragawa, Arima Onsen. This collection contains works he composed before returning to Taiwan. It contains 130 kanshi and most of them are composed about the Ryukyu Archipelago including Amami Ōshima. Tenzui composed kanshi on each island, as well as historic sites (Shurijo castle, Naminoue Shrine, etc...) and people he encountered (Majikina Ankō, Shōjun, etc...). In this book, there are many notes written in red. For a more detailed description, see Uezato Kenichi, “Kubo Tenzui Ryūkyū Yūsō ni tsuite,” in Ryūchū rekishi kankei ronbunshū: Ryūchū rekishi kenkei kokusai gakujutsu kaigi dai 2 kai (Ryūchū rekishi kankei kokusai gakujutsu kaigi jikkō i'inkai, 1989), pp. 17-56. (Updated on November 4, 2022)