He wrote this poem to mark the occasion. Contemporary Japanese readers of the haiku will tend to imagine the many statues of Buddha in the city’s temples and museums, influenced by school trips ...
In An’ei kōgo saitan (An’ei Kōgo [1774] New Year Poems) Buson illustrated the haiku of his followers, but not necessarily in a way that straightforwardly matched with their meaning.
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