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 1 Int   |  pleased that he sent Kyusō to Kyōto to continue his studies
 2 I     |      lived like a traveller in Kyōto. Afterwards I made my home
 3 I     |       oath to Tsukinowa, Kujō, Kyōto. The document is still in
 4 I     |    leading scholars of Edo and Kyōto. Some expound what they
 5 II    |      met an old philosopher in Kyōto who told me stories of the
 6 III(8)|                             At Kyōto. It was destroyed by an
 7 III   |       in the Castle of Nijō in Kyōto. Musashi no Kami was represented
 8 III   |     She was a famous dancer in Kyōto, talented, beautiful and
 9 III   |   Yoshino and then returned to Kyōto. Called to Kamakura and
10 III   |       but returned straight to Kyōto and lived in seclusion.
11 III   | Takadate.~   I regret that the Kyōto scholar, Nakamura Tekizai,
12 IV    |      Suwo no Kami was judge in Kyōto. His quick intelligence
13 IV    |     Shōgun's representative in Kyōto. No one calls me Suwo. But
14 IV    |   Yoritomo; and again, when at Kyōto he met the priest Honen