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Ballad by Sakamoto Ryoma
坂本龍馬関係資料 詠草三 俚謡
Historical Materials · Edo, 1801–1900Kyoto NM
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Ryôma sent this letter-one of his longest-from the Teradaya Inn in Fushimi (Kyoto) to his sister, Otome, and wetnurse, Oyabe, in Tosa. It informs them of the circumstances and character of Narasaki Ryô, his future wife. In the ninth month of 1865 (the first year of Keiô), with the support of the Satsuma domain, he established the Kameyama troupe in Nagasaki. He continued to be active in his goal of allying himself to both Satsuma and Chôshû.
— Museum description: Kyoto National Museum (CC BY 4.0), via ColBase / Japan Search.























