Miscellaneous History. Author unknown. There are theories that it was written by Hayashi Razan or Hayashi Gahō, but this is not certain. According to the author's preface in 1674 (Enpō 2), it was written like a daily record (hinamiki) based on observations from a young age. It begins with the illness of Toyotomi Hideyoshi in 1598 (Keichō 3) and covers the events of the shogunate, rumors in the city, the imperial court and temples and shrines in Kyoto, military service, and the sankin-kōtai system up to February 1681, making it a kind of chronological history. Among them, the articles on the Osaka Summer Campaign, the visit of Iemitsu to Kyoto in 1626 (Kan'ei 3) and 1634, the enthronement of Emperor Meishō in 1630, the arrival of Koreans in 1636, and the Shimabara Rebellion in 1637 are detailed. It is called one of the "Three Dew Collections" along with "Kanro Sō" and "Bunro Sō." There are relatively many manuscripts, but there are differences in the number of volumes and books, and the printed editions are included in "Kokushi Sōsho" and "Edo Shiryō Sōsho."