The waka poem in the cartouche in the upper right corner, attributed to Prince Konoe Masaie (1444-1505) and his son Konoe Naomichi (d. 1544), reads: The glow of the moon On the waves of Lake Biwa Below Mount Ishiyama Is even more beautiful than On the shores of the Suma in Akashi.
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