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Introduction
1. Mount Ogura
2. Kamakura
3. Wisteria Valley
4. Miyako
5. Muromachi, Sakamoto, and Beyond
6. Suruga, Figisawa, Nara, and Points Between
7. Courtiers' Quarter
8. Tokai Road
9. Abandoned Capital
10. Kyoto
Conclusion
Appendix. One Hundred Poems of the Reizei School
Works Cited
Character List of Japanese Names
General Index
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