“Don't weep, insects -- Lovers, stars themselves, Must part.”
Quote by Kobayashi Issa
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The dumpling field: haiku of Issa
This book presents a selection of haiku poems by the famous Japanese poet Issa, which explore the art of dumpling-making and the culinary world through the lens of traditional Japanese haiku poetry. The poems offer a glimpse into the cultural significance of dumplings in Japan and the beauty of the culinary craft. more
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Kobayashi Issa
Kobayashi Issa was a prominent Japanese haiku poet from the Edo period. Born on June 15, 1763, in Kashiwazaki village, he is celebrated for his concise and evocative haiku that often reflect the simplicity and beauty of nature. Issa's poetry is known for its depth of emotion and its ability to capture the fleeting moments of life. He passed away on January 5, 1828. more
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