Rakushisha - The hut of the fallen persimmons

20 Hinomyojin-cho Ogurayama, Kyoto, Japan

Featured Review : In my hut this spring, There is nothing – There is everything! Yamaguchi Sodō (1642-1716)In Saga, a northwestern suburb of Kyoto, haiku enthusiasts make pilgrimages to Rakushisha, "The Hut of the Fallen Persimmons." ...See Full Review

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Rakushisha - The hut of the fallen persimmons

4 out of 5 stars by Idler from Poolesville, Maryland
July 5, 2007

Quote: In my hut this spring, There is nothing – There is everything! Yamaguchi Sodō (1642-1716)In Saga, a northwestern suburb of Kyoto, haiku enthusiasts make pilgrimages to Rakushisha, "The Hut of the Fallen Persimmons." This unpretentious thatched... Read the full Rakushisha - The hut of the fallen persimmons review

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