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One Hundred Verses from Old Japan — Free Audiobook | Unodio
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One Hundred Verses from Old Japan

Teika no Fujiwara•Narrated by Kevin Steinbach
GENREhistory
LISTENED12
RATING4.8
RELEASED2026

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Author

Teika no Fujiwara

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Narrator

Kevin Steinbach

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Genre

history

About this Audiobook

by Teika no Fujiwara

Listen to the complete audiobook of 'One Hundred Verses from Old Japan' by Teika no Fujiwara, a renowned poet from 12th-13th century Japan, and immerse yourself in the world of ancient Japanese poetry. This audiobook is a collection of a hundred poems, each written by a different poet, showcasing the beauty and elegance of Japanese literature.

The Ogura Hyakunin Isshu, which translates to 'A Hundred Poems by A Hundred Poets', is a treasure trove of Japanese culture, exploring themes of love, nature, and the human condition. These poems, written by poets from various backgrounds and time periods, offer a unique glimpse into the lives and experiences of people living in medieval Japan. With their rich imagery and profound insights, these poems continue to captivate readers and listeners to this day.

The poems in this collection are not only remarkable for their literary merit but also for their historical significance. They provide a window into the social, cultural, and political landscape of Japan during the 12th and 13th centuries, offering a fascinating perspective on the country's past. From the beauty of cherry blossoms to the pain of lost love, these poems cover a wide range of topics, making them relatable and accessible to listeners from diverse backgrounds.

The listening experience of 'One Hundred Verses from Old Japan' is further enhanced by the talented narration of Kevin Steinbach, who brings these classic poems to life with his expressive and nuanced voice. With his clear and concise delivery, Steinbach makes it easy for listeners to follow the intricate rhythms and melodies of the poems, allowing them to fully appreciate the beauty and depth of Japanese literature. Listen to this captivating audiobook for free on Unodio and discover the timeless charm of ancient Japan.

Chapters

01
Introduction
Teika no Fujiwara
9:49history
02
Poems 001-010
Teika no Fujiwara
3:28history
03
Poems 011-020
Teika no Fujiwara
3:54history
04
Poems 021-030
Teika no Fujiwara
3:35history
05
Poems 031-040
Teika no Fujiwara
3:41history
06
Poems 041-050
Teika no Fujiwara
3:44history
07
Poems 051-060
Teika no Fujiwara
4:36history
08
Poems 061-070
Teika no Fujiwara
4:05history
09
Poems 071-080
Teika no Fujiwara
4:06history
10
Poems 081-090
Teika no Fujiwara
3:52history
11
Poems 091-100
Teika no Fujiwara
4:12history

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Emily W.
Verified Listener
7/18/2026
A Timeless Classic

“I was blown away by the beauty and elegance of these poems. The narrator's voice is perfect for the material, and I found myself getting lost in the world of ancient Japan.”

DK
David K.
Literature Enthusiast
7/15/2026
A Must-Listen for Poetry Lovers

“I've always been a fan of Japanese poetry, and this collection did not disappoint. The poems are exquisite, and the narrator's performance is top-notch.”

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Sarah L.
Verified Listener
7/12/2026
A Fascinating Glimpse into the Past

“I found this audiobook to be a fascinating glimpse into the lives and experiences of people living in medieval Japan. The poems are beautiful, and the narrator's voice is clear and concise.”

JB
James B.
Verified Listener
7/9/2026
A Window into the Past

“This audiobook is a must-listen for anyone interested in history, particularly Japanese history. The poems provide a unique perspective on the country's past, and the narrator's performance is excellent.”

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