Japanese literature No-One Night / Kaishō Takayasu

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Japanese Literature
[Introduction to the Contents]
With a Tengai flower in the hair and a soup broth, the night when there is no one
Passing through many grudges, it becomes a painting cloth of the middle of the night and makes the bay dance into the eyes
("Blessing")
"A poem by Kaisho Takayasu that is like a obsidian.
Just a moment ago, it flew out of a volcano, cooled rapidly, fell to the ground, and was gathered here by some hand.
A serene tone.
A symmetry with a premonition of rupture.
I still have no friends anywhere," said Masayo Koike.
The night is filled with the words of the poem, and I appear in my absence.
Mourns the countless losses in 32 volumes.
Pictures : Takuya Taima, Binding : Yasuo Totsuka