Maples in the autumn mountains. Japanese poetry of the Silver Age

Japanese poetry - graceful, laconic, so unlike the work of Western poets - a unique phenomenon. And many experts believe that it is the era of the Silver Age (the end of the XIX - the first half of the XX century) that is the period of the highest heyday of the Japanese verse. The real anthology, prepared by the famous orientalist and translator of Japanese poetry, Alexander Dolin, includes works by the largest poets of the Silver Age (among whom are such famous writers as Ryunoske Akutagawa and National Semi).

The book is complemented The panorama of numerous poetic schools and directions of the Silver Age.