難波津の歌

Etymology
Literally “the poem of Naniwa Bay”, where Naniwa is an older name for present-day Osaka.

Proper noun

 * 1) the poem traditionally attributed to  in the  :
 * [Note: ko-no-hana is interchangable with and, both pertaining to plum blossoms. In , the opening poem changes ima wa harube to to ]
 * [Note: ko-no-hana is interchangable with and, both pertaining to plum blossoms. In , the opening poem changes ima wa harube to to ]
 * [Note: ko-no-hana is interchangable with and, both pertaining to plum blossoms. In , the opening poem changes ima wa harube to to ]