Reading Japanese maps and marketing practices 2 - solution

Correct answer:

さまさまに心そとまる　みやきのの　花のいろいろ　むしの声こえ

If you cannot identify any character, try to check potential hiragana in the aforementioned database. You can also use lists of hentaigana online such as:

https://honda-n2.com/honkoku-kana-ichiran
http://www.book-seishindo.jp/kana/

As this is a rather famous waka written by Minamoto no Toshiyori (1055-1129), you might not need to check all the hiragana to read the entire poem. After having read a few words, try finding the full poem through Google. Also keep in mind that, as it is a poem related to Miyagino, the place name might appear on it.

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