This authentic Taishō-era Japanese commentary volume offers a refined glimpse into early modern literary scholarship. Published by the Ina Book Facsimile Association, it was produced to analyze and preserve classical Japanese literature for scholars, students, and cultural readers of the time.
Printed in traditional vertical format with movable-type on soft cream paper, the book explores classical prose and poetry through linguistic explanation, interpretive commentary, and literary reflection. Bound in the elegant fukuro-toji (stitched-binding) style, it blends historic craftsmanship with early 20th-century academic printing.
This work is an excellent collectible for lovers of Japanese classical literature, kokugaku studies, philology, early modern academia, and traditional publishing formats. Its well-preserved structure and legible text make it a valuable cultural artifact.
A refined addition to any collection of Japanese literary history, antique bound texts, or early modern scholarly publications.
