松尾芭蕉著 伊東真弓訳
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About the Author
Matsuo Bashō, the renowned 17th-century Japanese poet, is celebrated as the master of haiku, whose wandering spirit and profound observations of nature revolutionized classical poetry. Born in 1644 near present-day Ueno, Bashō adopted his pen name inspired by the bashō tree, symbolizing simplicity and transience. His travels across Japan, documented in poetic travelogues, captured the essence of impermanence and harmony with the natural world, influencing generations of writers. Translated into English by Mayumi Ito, Bashō's works continue to resonate globally, offering timeless insights into the beauty of everyday moments and the art of mindful living.
Common genres
Writing style
concise
evocative
nature-infused
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