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Go Gawa poetry club
The Go Gawa poetry club (Japanese 五側), also known as the Group of Five poetry club or Gogawa poetry group, was a famous poetry club in Edo, Japan, during the early 19th century. Artists working for the group often wrote poetry on illustrated surimono, and signed their work with the Go Gawa symbol, an hourglass resembling the number five.〔 By 1836, the club had already met 1,600 times.〔Hokkei "Monkey Trainer" surimono description, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, 2013. William Sturgis Bigelow Collection.〕
==History==
The club was associated with the Ichikawa acting family of Japan,〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://www.christies.com/lotfinder/LotDetailsPrintable.aspx?intObjectID=168091 )〕 and led by Rokujuen (Ichikawa Danjûro VII, also known as Ichikawa Masamochi or Yadoya Meshimori, 1753-1830). A kabuki actor, Rokujuen was also a scholar of Japanese classics, and translator of Chinese fables. Though earlier involved in Edo's artistic community, he had been banished from the town after a confrontation with authorities regarding his management of an inn.〔
Rokujuen returned to Edo at the beginning of the Bunka era in 1804. The first major surimono and kyōka anthology published by the group was called ''Shunkyōjō'', and appeared in 1810.〔 The anthology resembled actor's critiques known as hyōbanki. The Go Gawa club published another major anthology, called ''kyōka hyōbanki'', in 1811 as a critique of other kyōka poets.〔
Kyōchōshi Fumimaro, a disciple of Rokujuen, continued to publish major anthologies for the Go Gawa club, including ''Haro no uta'' and ''Hajime no haro no kyōka-shū'' in 1816-17; both anthologies were themed around spring.〔 Rokujuen disciple Tatei also published in affiliation with Go Gawa. The group continued to produce poetry and poetic anthems throughout the Bunsei and into the Tenpō eras.〔
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