Japanese literature [Bungei Sha Bunko] Ippen Dance and Die / Eita SHIRAKURA

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Japanese Literature In the Kamakura Period, when there was no entertainment, it was the Odori Prayer that stimulated people.
In accordance with the guidance of Amitabha Buddha, Ippen renounces his family and property and follows the guidance of the Amida Buddha.
He chants the Buddhist invocation and travels around the country.
Along with Ippen, the priests beat the floorboards with the rhythm of the footsteps, the Buddhist invocation gradually accelerates, and the sound of the gong as if it represents the rising heart rate.
The intense performance performed by the Jishu catches people's hearts.
The Buddhist invocation is rock! It is the story of Suteki Hiari and the delicate story of Ippen.
Author's brief history
Born in Saitama Prefecture in 1978.
In 2020, he received the Grand Prize of the 3rd Historical Literature Awards for "Caught in the Pine Corridor" (renamed to "That day, in the Pine Corridor").
He was published in a paperback edition.
His books include "Kuranosuke who doesn't want to be attacked," "Komaki and Naga Kute who are hotter than Sekigahara and divide the world" (both published by Bungei Sha) and "Actually, I am." (Futaba Sha).