The Ise Daijingū sankeiki; or, Diary of a pilgrim to Ise
By: Translated into English by A.L. Sadler ... with an introduction by Genchi Katō ...
Contributors: Saka Shibutsu, active 1389, supposed author; Katō, Genchi, 1873-1965; Sadler, A. L. (Arthur Lindsay), 1882-1970; Meiji Seitoku Kinen Gakkai
Publisher: Edited by Zaidan hōjin Meiji Seitoku Kinen Gakkai (Meiji Japan Society) 2600
Published: 1940
Place of publication: Tōkyō
Language: eng; jpn
Number of pages: 84
Subjects: Ise Daijingū
Other titles: Diary of a pilgrim to Ise.
Notes: Cover title: Saka's diary of a pilgrim to Ise.

"The facsimile of the Chinese characters on the [right margin of the] title page is taken from the Kashiragaki Ise Daijingū sankeiki or Diary of a pilgrim to Ise with head notes, by Watarai-Nobuyoshi, published in 1689."--4th prelim. leaf.

Printed on one side of double leaves folded once in Japanese style.

The diary of a Buddhist priest and physician written in 1342 has been attributed to Saka Shibutsu, but from internal evidence it seems better to ascribe the work of his father Jūbutsu. cf. Introduction, p. 21.