Fūyō Wakashū (風葉和歌集) is a late 13th century collection of poetry from Japanese literature.
According to the preface, the collection was commissioned by Emperor Go-Saga's consort, Ōmiya-in Kisshi.
[1] Many of the cited texts are either completely or partially no longer extant.
Along with Mumyōzōshi, Fūyō Wakashū is highly valued as a resource for research on lost literature.
[1][2] Yoru no Nezame and Hamamatsu Chūnagon Monogatari are two examples of fragmentary texts in which it serves to supplement the missing parts.