A girl who attempted suicide in this city's namesake river is later exorcised at a distant monastery after two months of a mostly-silent trance.
Before leaving this city, a man asks "My soul - does it linger on your sleeve?" to a woman whom he'd taken to the nearby Isle of Orange Trees. An aristocratic widower in this city writes with jealousy about the mallards in his garden pond. In this city, a bell tolls after an old woman called Benn tells a noble visitor of his illegitimate parentage. A pun on this place's name with an original-language word meaning "dreary" or "gloomy" is often exploited in literature about it. A girl who attempted suicide in this city's namesake river is later exorcised at a distant monastery after two months of a mostly-silent trance. A nobleman's boat arrives in this city in a section of a larger work called (*) "Tasseled Knots." This city is the home of the Eighth Prince and his two daughters. Two frequent visitors to this place are prince Niou and his friend Kaoru, who engage in a love triangle with its resident Ukifune that is never resolved. For 10 points, name this city, the setting of ten namesake chapters that follow after the blank page titled "Vanished Into the Clouds" indicates Prince Genji's death.
Before leaving this city, a man asks "My soul - does it linger on your sleeve?" to a woman whom he'd taken to the nearby Isle of Orange Trees.
Uji [the other word is "ushi"]