| Ode Respectfully Presented to Prince Tachibana-no-Hironari on the Occasion of His Departure As Ambassador to the Court of China, Wishing Him a Prosperous Voyage and a Happy Return |
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| Cold, too, is the interval before the moxa dots dry, — spring breeze |
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| November, with a butcher bird |
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| Spring his gentle beams is flinging |
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| A Rainy moon, and everywhere |
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| Ode Which, at a Parting Feast, the Emperor Shomu Condescended to Compose for Three Nobles About to Start on Their Several Circuits Through the Provinces |
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| Moonlight in winter, and I draw |
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| If earth but ceas'd to offer my sight |
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| Oh! how its young ones must be waiting |
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| When falls the snow, lo! ev'ry herb and tree |
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