『가게로닛키』의 자연(2) - 달과 이슬 -

Abstract

This paper considers the moon and dew in the nature of "Kageronikki". In "Kageronikki" the moon's waka is only two numbers. and by season, there are moon nights in spring with three scenes, summer with three scenes and autumn with seven scenes most found in number, and winter with no scene in the feature. As for the moon, the clouded moon is one scene, the dawn moon is one scene, and as many as the autumn moon, the six very bright moons are depicted. Although dews are less frequent than the moon, it is notable that the nine-numbered waka of dew in "Kageronikki" has the most natural number of waka in it. In "Kageronikki," six of the nine scenes of dew are autumn and three in summer. When comparing the moon and dew of "Kageronikki" with Waka number, the author is more interested in the nature of dew than in the moon. In terms of the author's time consciousness through the moon and dew, the author could be interpreted as preferring and interested in early morning than night.