◇ Kiyoo Oda (Sugao) Meiji period scholar of Japanese classical studies, Shinto priest (Shinto priest of Sumiyoshi Shrine) Second son of Kanzaburo Tani, a kimono merchant in Sakai, Ohamachi Higashi 3-chome Initially studied under Tetsutane Hirata, later under Korekage Mutobe, and also modeled himself after Takamasa Okuni. He was proficient in the study of the Japanese language, well-versed in the national classics, and particularly knowledgeable about grammar, earning him the reputation of being both learned and scholarly. He was also knowledgeable in the principles of the I Ching (Book of Changes) and annotated many stories and diaries. He served as a teacher at Nara Prefectural Middle School and as a Shinto priest at Sumiyoshi Shrine. Born in Izumi (Sakai) Common name: Tohe, Shotaro ◇ His works include "Kokubun Zensho" (Complete Collection of National Literature). Died in 1894 at the age of 49. ◇ Kiyoo's poem: "Oishi Yoshio, taking on a floating name, Oishi's heart, lightly, I measure." ◇ This is an old item, so there may be scratches, stains, damage, tears, folds, discoloration, and insect damage. Please examine the images and bid only if you are satisfied. ◇ We have not had a formal appraisal, so please understand. ◇ The items on display have been collected by the seller over many years and are long-term storage items. They are not new, so please bid only if you are familiar with antiques. ◇ The readings may not be accurate, so please use them as a reference only and correct any errors.