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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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This is a reply to a letter from his sister, Otome. Ryôma notes, Human beings live inside an oyster shell within the world-how amusing. He also touches on details concerning the chief retainer of Satsuma, Komatsu Tatewaki (1835-70) and the chief retainer of Tosa, Gotô Shôjirô (1838-97).
— Museum description: Kyoto National Museum (CC BY 4.0), via ColBase / Japan Search.























