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Four Seasons in the Mountains
Literature山之四季
(japan) Kotaro Takamura
The most respected poet by Japanese life esthetician Yataro Matsuura! First translation and introduction to the Chinese world! ! "Four Seasons of the Mountain" is a good book carefully selected and recommended by Yataro Matsuura in "100 Days a Day"! Really the cream of the crop! ! Japan's modern poet laureate Kotaro Takamura's Notes on Living in the Mountains contains 15 articles recording his life in seclusion in the mountains. The changing seasons of spring, summer, autumn and winter, the interweaving and blending of man and nature, and the acquaintance and love of new and old friends. Pure, simple and fresh. "The collection of essays "Four Seasons in the Mountain" describes Kotaro Takamura's life in the mountains. The beautiful words seem to be narrating to children." "I like the first article "Snow in the Mountain" very much, copying and reading it aloud again and again. I dream of staying in a mountain villa on a snowy night, even just once, while reading "Snow in the Mountain" by Kotaro Takamura."
The most respected poet by Japanese life esthetician Yataro Matsuura! First translation and introduction to the Chinese world! ! "Four Seasons of the Mountain" is a good book carefully selected and recommended by Yataro Matsuura in "100 Days a Day"! Really the cream of the crop! ! Japan's modern poet laureate Kotaro Takamura's Notes on Living in the Mountains contains 15 articles recording his life in seclusion in the mountains. The changing seasons of spring, summer, autumn and winter, the interweaving and blending of man and nature, and the acquaintance and love of new and old friends. Pure, simple and fresh. "The collection of essays "Four Seasons in the Mountain" describes Kotaro Takamura's life in the mountains. The beautiful words seem to be narrating to children." "I like the first article "Snow in the Mountain" very much, copying and reading it aloud again and again. I dream of staying in a mountain villa on a snowy night, even just once, while reading "Snow in the Mountain" by Kotaro Takamura."