“Shape I may take, converse I may, but neither god nor Buddha am I, rather an insensate being whose heart thus differs from that of man.”
Quote by Ueda Akinari
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Ueda Akinari
Ueda Akinari was a Japanese author renowned for his contributions to the genre of Japanese ghost stories, known as 'Kaidan'. Born on July 25, 1734, and passing away on August 8, 1809, Akinari lived during the Edo period and is celebrated for his unique and eerie tales that have influenced subsequent generations of writers. His works often blend elements of folklore, Buddhism, and Shintoism, creating a distinctive literary style that has left a lasting impact on Japanese literature. more
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