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Shikusan Ryoseiji Temple (3)

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area

Northern forces

category

Shrines and temples

season

Winter (December to February) Autumn (September to November) Summer (June to August) Spring (March to May)

Shooting location

Kisosaki Town, KisosakiTown

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Basho's monument with a haiku poem "A skylark that has not sung for many days" was erected. The monument is engraved with the haiku "Is the skylark entering the clouds and yearning for the young birds?" It was erected in March 1758 (8th year of the Horeki era).

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