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[Baien Gyohin Zusho] (17) Uboze / Oki-sayori

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Source: National Diet Library Digital Collections, "Baien Gyohin Zusho, Vol. 1"


Uboze

Kishi year, 4th day of the 6th lunar month, drawn from life
Marine fish species

Ikoji
Uboze, Ihoze, "Gyokan"
Gichi, of this genus Ni and the large ones have no scales.

* "Rinsho" is another name for the sixth month of the lunar calendar.
* "Ikoji" might be "Imaji".


Oki-sayori

Kishi year, 13th day of early summer, drawn from life

Kanshigyo (Stork-beak fish), also Daitogyo (Large tube fish)
Oki-sayori, Datsu, Datsu-sayori
Rasu, Hyogo


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Author's note: "Baien Gyohin Zusho" is a fish encyclopedia by the late Edo period naturalist, Mouri Baien. The explanatory text is primarily in classical Chinese (Kanbun), so it contains many characters that cannot be displayed on a computer, as well as Kanbun reading marks (kaeriten) and okurigana. For readability, characters that cannot be displayed on a computer are represented as □, and in the case of names, they are shown as [■ is 〇+〇] whenever possible.

Additionally, Kanbun reading marks and okurigana are written in katakana and Chinese numerals, while furigana and okurigana are written in hiragana.
For the literature cited in this work, please refer to this note. → [Baien Gyohin Zusho] Literature Summary

● represents characters that could not be deciphered. I will update this as new characters are deciphered or if I notice any typos or misreadings. For details, please read the "Self-introduction / Disclaimer" section. 📖