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The Consumption of Utamakura in Daiei of the Insei-period -Focusing on Daiei of the Utamakura Narumigata-

sangmin, Lee 1

1강릉원주대학교

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ABSTRACT

This study explores when Utamakura Narumi of Tokaido was included in the waka, whether the intention of Utamakura was formed and established, the discovery of Utamakura brought about by the change of times, and the reality of the Utamakura. The study confirmed how Utamakura influenced the waka. At first, “Narumi” was sung as part of Koi-uta and Zotoka because it is easy to put “naru” and “urami” on “Narumi no Ura.” However, as “Narumi” prospered as a syuku on the Tokaido and the number of people visiting the site of “Narumi” increased. The vague lagoon scenery that appeared due to the drying up of the sea starting from “Horikawa Hyakushu” took the form of “Narumigata.” Thereafter, in order to match the most suitable scenery to the waka when singing “Narumi-gata,” they tried to connect materials such as Suzumushi, Ajimura, and crane, which are easily associated with the Engo of “Narumi.” I confirmed the attempts of the waka at that time. Finally, plovers, which have been popular as a seaside attraction similar to lagoons, offshores, and beaches, have been added to the scenery of “Narumigata.” In the cold winter of Shin Kokin Wakashū, the scenery of the staggered “Narumi-gata” begins to take root as the scenery of the Utamakura “Narumi” in the title. Furthermore, “Narumi-gata” was selected as the Dai of “Saisho Shitennoin Shoji Waka,” and the sense of urgency in traveling across the tide-dried “Narumigata,” that is, the reality of Utamakura and the feeling of travel, has been added. It came to determine the true meaning of “Narumi” in the Daiei and travelogues since ancient times.

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This paper was written with support from the National Research Foundation of Korea.