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Adventures of Takuan from Koto
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Prince of Blue Flowers (Takuan from Koto, #1)
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Hunters of Weredemons (Takuan from Koto, #2)
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Envoys of Celestials (Takuan from Koto, #3)
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Poetry of ‘Takuan from Koto’
While the ‘Journey to the West’ is very poetic, ‘Takuan from Koto’ ventures into the poetic worlds only briefly.
Most of the verses are following the waka and tanka (see below) traditions whenever it is possible with the translation.
In the Makipedia, you’ll find three verses from the book with a detailed explanation of their meaning.
Read more of this blog post »
Most of the verses are following the waka and tanka (see below) traditions whenever it is possible with the translation.
In the Makipedia, you’ll find three verses from the book with a detailed explanation of their meaning.
Read more of this blog post »
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"Rating: 4.5/5 Penguins (rounded down)
Quick Reasons: super cute, light-hearted read set in an alternate, medieval Pan-Asia; Takuan the Trickster is an intriguing, though often impulsive, character; the trickster fox was the PERFECT addition; entertain" Read more of this review » |
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Start the journey into Discworld! To say that this was my introduction to Discworld, is to lie. Although it would be a beautiful lie, and I would truly recommend to start the Pratchett’s journey from this book, the journey of mine started with the ‘Di ...more |
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“Three roots of evil nestled in every person: ignorance, greed and anger. As soon as one of these roots
touched the human mind, the gaze of that person became foggy and bleary, leaving him open to believing
everything that nourished this evil.”
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touched the human mind, the gaze of that person became foggy and bleary, leaving him open to believing
everything that nourished this evil.”
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“When the noonday sun went around the mountaintop, and clouds cast a ghostly shadow on the monastery, the worldly inhabitants climbed the mountain along a wide path. Adults led children up the mountain to swallow seeds of good luck.”
― Adventures of Takuan from Koto
― Adventures of Takuan from Koto
“The new name did not change his nature, for he still didn’t sit still.”
― Adventures of Takuan from Koto
― Adventures of Takuan from Koto
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