“Though mothers and fathers give us life, it is money alone which preserves it.”
Quote by Ihara Saikaku
Work
Nippon Eitaigura: The Way to Wealth
This book offers insights and strategies for achieving wealth in Japan, drawing from traditional wisdom and modern financial practices. more
Author
Ihara Saikaku
Ihara Saikaku was a Japanese poet renowned for his humorous and satirical works that vividly portrayed the Edo period. His most celebrated work, 'The Life of an Amorous Man', offers a satirical glimpse into the era's society. more
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