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Memorable moments reflected in poems composed by imperial couple 
January 16, 2013

 

Taking inspiration from 18th century verse, Emperor Akihito spoke movingly about Okinawa in reciting his poem for the annual New Year Poetry Reading Ceremony at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo on Jan. 16.

Traditional "waka" poems written by imperial family members, as well as 10 works selected from 18,399 entries from the public, were read aloud as is the custom for the Utakai Hajime ceremony.

This year's theme was "ritsu" (stand).

The poem by Akihito read: "Manzamo ni/ Mukashi wo shinobi/ Meguri yukeba/ Agata Onnadake/ Saya ni tachitari."

A translation provided by the Imperial Household Agency was as follows: Thinking of the past/ I walk around Manzamo/ Lo in the distance/ I see Mount Onnadake/ Standing still and clear.

The imperial couple visited Okinawa Prefecture in November. According to the Imperial Household Agency, the inspiration for the poem came from a visit to Manzamo in the village of Onna, where Akihito reflected on verse written about the area and Mount Onnadake during the 18th century in the Ryukyu kingdom, as Okinawa was then known.

According to the Imperial Household Agency, Empress Michiko's poem reflected her feelings in the aftermath of heart bypass surgery undergone by her husband last year. After the operation in February, Akihito required procedures to remove fluids from his chest cavity.

Michiko's poem reflects her dependence on advice from doctors that the emperor's condition would improve when spring came. Her work describes her feelings when spring is at long last around the corner.

Her poem read: " Ametsuchi ni/ Kizashi kitareru/ Mono arite/ Kimi ga haruno ni/ Tatasu hi chikashi" (Something in the air/ Showing the first signs of spring/ Ah, the day is nigh/ When His Majesty can step out/ And stand in the budding field).

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Onna-dake (Onna-dake) is a mountain (class T - Hypsographic) in Japan (general), Japan (Asia) with the region font code of Asia/Pacific. It is located at an elevation of 256 meters above sea level. Onna-dake is also known as Onna-dake, Onna-take, Unna-dake.

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OPOSSUM, WRITE AND RECITE POEM IS GOOD ... ARE GETTING MORE EDUCATED. 
(GAMBÁS, ESCREVER E RECITAR POEMA É BOM... ESTÃO FICANDO MAIS EDUCADOS.)
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