Yasumaro O no - The Kojiki
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JAPANESE TEXT OF THE SONGS PRESERVED IN THE KO-JI-KI," OR RECORDS OF ANCIENT MATTERS TRANSLITERATED INTO ROMAN.
| I. (SECT. XIX, NOTE 6.) | |
| Ya-kumo tatsu | Idzumo ya-he-gaki |
| Tsuma-gomi ni | Ya-he-gaki tsukuru |
| Sono ya-he-gaki wo | |
| II. (SECT.XXIV, NOTE 4.) | |
| Ya-chi-hoko no | Kami no mikoto ha |
| Ya-shima-kuni | Tsuma magi-kanete |
| Toho-tohoshi | Koshi no kuni ni |
| Sakashi-me wo | Ari to kikashite |
| Kuhashi-me wo | Ari to kikoshite |
| Sa-yobahi ni | Ari-tatashi |
| Yobahi ni | Ari-kayohase |
| Tachi ga wo mo | Imada tokazute |
| Osuhi wo mo | Imada tokaneba |
| Wotome no | Nasu ya ita-to wo |
| Osoburahi | Wa ga tatasereba |
| Hikodzurahi | Wa ga tatasereba |
| Awo-yama ni | Nuye ha naki |
| Sa-nu tsu tori | Kigishi ha toyomu |
| Niha tsu tori | Kake ha naku |
| Uretaku mo | Naku-naru tori ka |
| Kono tori mo | Uchi-yame-kosene |
| Ishitafu ya | Ama-hase-dzukahi |
| Koto no | Katari-goto mo |
| Ko wo ba | |
| III.(SECT.XXIV, NOTE 5.) | |
| Ya-chi-hoko no | Kami no mikoto |
| Nuye-kusa no | Me ni shi areba |
| Wa ga kokoro | Ura-su no tori zo |
| Ima koso ha | Chi-dori ni ararme |
| Nochi ha | Na-dori ni aramu wo |
| Inochi ha | Na shise-tamahi so |
| Ishi-tafu ya | Ama-hase-dzukahi |
| Koto no | Katari-goto mo |
| Ko wo ba | |
| IV.(SECT. XXIV, NOTE 7.) | |
| Awo-yama ni | Hi ga kakuraba |
| Nuba-tama no | Yo ha ide-namu |
| Asa-hi no | Wemi-sakaye-kite |
| Taku-dzunu no | Shiroki tadamuki |
| Awa-yuki no | Wakayaru mune wo |
| So-dataki | Tataki-managari |
| Ma-tama-de | Tama-de sashi-maki |
| Momo-naga ni | I ha nasamu wo |
| Aya ni | Na kohi-kikoshi |
| Ya-chi-hoko no | Kami no mikoto |
| Koto no | Katari-goto mo |
| Ko wo ba | |
| V. (SECT. XXV, NOTE 2.) | |
| Nuba-tama no | Kuroki mi keshi wo |
| Ma-tsubusa ni | Tori-yosohi |
| Oki tsu tori | Muna miru toki |
| Ha-tatagi mo | Kore ha fusahazu |
| He tsu nami | So ni nugi-ute |
| So-ni-dori no | Awoki mi keshi wo |
| Ma-tsubusa ni | Tori-yosohi |
| Oki tsu tori | Muna miru toki |
| Ha-tatagi mo | Ko mo fusahazu |
| He tsu nami | So ni nugi-ute |
| Yama-gata ni | Magishi atane tsuki |
| Some-ki ga shiru ni | Shime-koromo wo |
| Ma-tsubusa ni | Tori-yosohi |
| Oki tsu tori | Muna miru toki |
| Ha-tatagi mo | Ko shi yoroshi |
| Itokoya no | Imo no mikoto |
| Mura-tori no | Wa ga mure-i-naba |
| Hike-tori no | Wa ga hike-i-naba |
| Nakazhi to ha | Na ha ifu to mo |
| Yamato no | Hito-moto susuki |
| Unakabushi | Na ga nakasamaku |
| Asa-ame no | Sa-giri ni tatamu zo |
| Waka-kusa no | Tsuma no mikoto |
| Koto no | Katari-goto mo |
| Ko wo ba | |
| VI. (SECT.XXV, NOTE 3.) | |
| Ya-chi-hoko no | Kami no mikoto ya |
| A ga oho-kuni | Nushi koso ha |
| Wo ni i-maseba | Uchi-miru |
| Shima no saki-zaki | |
| Kaki-miru | Iso no saki ochizu |
| Waka-kusa no | Tsuma motase-rame |
| A ha mo yo | Me ni shi areba |
| Na wokite | Wo ha nashi |
| Na wokite | Tsuma ha nashi |
| Aya-kaki no | Fuhaya ga shita ni |
| Mushi-busuma | Nikoya ga shita ni |
| Taku-busuma | Sayagu ga shita ni |
| Awa-yuki no | Wakayaru mune wo |
| Taku-dzunu no | Shiroki tadamuki |
| So-dataki | Tataki-managari |
| Ma-tama-de | Tama-de sashi-maki |
| Momo-naga ni | I wo shi nase |
| Toyo mi ki | Tate-matsurase |
| VII. (SECT.XXXI, NOTE 33.) | |
| Ame naru ya | Oto-tanabata no |
| Unagaseru | Tama no mi sumaru |
| Mi sumar u ni | Ana-dama haya |
| Mi tani futa watarasu | |
| Ajishiki | Taka-hiko-ne no |
| Kami zo ya | |
| VIII. (SECT. XLII, NOTE 18.) | |
| Aka-dama ha | Wo sahe hikaredo |
| Shira-tama no | Kimi ga yosohi shi |
| Tafutoku ari-keri | |
| IX. (SECT.XLII, NOTE 19.) | |
| Oki tsu tori | Kamo-doku shima ni |
| Waga wi-neshi | Imo ha wasurezhi |
| Yo no koto-goto ni | |
| X. (SECT. XLVII, NOTES 16 and 17.) | |
| Uda no taka-ki ni | Shigi-wana haru |
| Wa ga matsu ya | Shigi ha sayarazu |
| Isukuhashi | Kujira sayaru |
| Konami ga | iNa kohasaba |
| Tachi-soba no | Mi no nakeku wo |
| Kokishi hiwene | Uhanari ga |
| Na kohasaba | Ichi-saka-ki mi no |
| Ohokeku wo | Kokida hiwene |
| Ye yet | shi ya ko shi ya |
| [Ko ha igonofu zo] | |
| XI. (SECT. XLVIII, NOTE 4.) | |
| Osaka no | Oho-muro-ya ni |
| Hito saha ni | Ki-iri-wori |
| Hito saha ni | Iri-wori to mo |
| Mitsu-mitsushi | Kume no ko-ra ga |
| Kubu-tsutsu-i | lshi-tsutsu-i mochi |
| Mitsu-mitsushi | Kume no ko-ra ga |
| Kubu-tsutsu-i | Ishi-tsutsu-i mochi |
| Ima utaba yorashi | |
| XII. (SECT. XLIX, NOTE 2.) | |
| Mitsu-mitsushi | Kume no ko-ra ga |
| Aha-fu ni ha | Ka-mira hito moto |
| So ne ga moto | So ne me tsunagite |
| Uchite shi yamamu | |
| XIII. (SECT. XLIX, NOTE 3.) | |
| Mitsu-mitsushi | Kume no kora ga |
| Kaki-moto ni | Uweshi hazhikami |
| Kuchi hibiku | Ware ha wasurezni |
| Uchite shi yamamu | |
| XIV. (SECT. XLIX,NOTE 4.) | |
| Kamu-kaze no | Ise no umi no |
| Ohishi ni | Hahi-motohorofu |
| Shitadami no | I-hahi-motohori |
| Uchite shi yamamu | |
| XV. (SECT. XLIX, NOTE 6.) | |
| Tata namete | Inasa no yama no |
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