Chi-Haya-Buru
A Japanese Cultural Treasure
by Craig Olson
116 pages· 2009· ISBN 9781426918803
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Chi-Haya-Buru examines the cultural significance of Japanese Uta, the venerable ancestor to the Haiku, and is a book that both historians and Japanese enthusiasts will enjoy exploring. Well laid out and thought-provoking, this book reveals important cultural-historical links that look back to and beyond the very origins of Japan; demonstrating why Japanese Uta were prized by ancient nobility and still today remain a valuable Japanese cultural treasure.
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