¡Sandaibanashi(Chiku Ma Bunko)
¡Kato Shuichi
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[Machine Translation] The life of Ishikawa Jozan, who devoted himself to devising a daily life for more than 30 years after resigning from the government; the life of Ikkyu Soujun, who actively pursued a life with forest women despite being a monk; and the intellect of Tominaga Nakamoto, an Edo scholar who wrote "O no Bun" and "Dejo Gogo" and criticized Confucianism, Buddhism, and Shintoism. This is an ambitious collection of creative works that sharply captures a cross-section of the lives of three people who were devoted to everyday life, sensuality, and intellectualism, and depicts them along with the themes of their own lives. The collection also includes "Nijin Ichiyo" and a dialogue with Hideki Yukawa titled "Kotoba ni Hitotsu Ari" (Words have people).
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