Soan Tsumura

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Soan Tsumura (つむらそうあん, Genbun first year (1736) - culture three years (1806) May) is a merchant, a poet, a scholar of ancient Japanese thought and culture of Edo of the middle of Edo era. The name 教定, the character 正恭, 号 Saburo soldier of the Imperial Guard, Aikawa.

Kyoto birth. I moved to Temmacho of Edo later and acted as the purveyance for the government of the Kubota feudal clan. Is a disciple of Narushima Mingfeng; a teacher of Masamochi Ishikawa. It lasted for approximately 20 years until (1796) (1776) for generous politics seven years from the time for Yasunaga five years and gathered 見聞随録 "譚海".

Book

• "Memory grass"
• "The snowy way which falls"
• "A pine of Ako"
• "譚海"

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