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Creating without idling is rare and praiseworthy. - Do not give up!
This letter is about fish and poetry, about gratitude and sorrow. Ishikawa Jozan was a prominent Samurai recluse, garden designer, and...
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Birds, Boats, and Cherry Blossom
Karsumaru Mitsuhiro was a distinguished poet and a major figure in the inner circles of Emperor Go-Mizunoo. Karasumaru Mitsuhiro,...
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Beyond Failure or Success
Kodojin - the Old Taoist - was both a poet and a painter. And he is remembered as being one of the last in a long line of literati...
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Monumental Fragility
An ambiguous tea bowl. It is monumental and in the same time it is shy, reclusive, and fragile. Rengetsu delicately finger-pinched the...
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Joyful memories
Rengetsu’s life slowed down at around the age of 75. The long years of travelling, moving, and drifting came to an end in the small...
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School of Life: MATSUO BASHO
"Matsuo Basho was one of the most famous Zen poets of Japan, who alerts us to the neglected beauty and interest of everyday life, and...
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