One of his most famous collections was written while traveling through Tohoku, and contains a poem describing the rough sea extending towards Sado.
His last work describes his dreams roaming about "over a withered moor," while another of his works compares his body, which "drifts with the winds and clouds that knows no destination," to a "bagworm separated from its bag." In addition to The Unreal Dwelling, this author of The Winter Sun and Shrivelled Chestnuts wrote about a frog jumping into an old pond in a work about a weather-beaten skeleton. One of his most famous collections was written while traveling through Tohoku, and contains a poem describing the rough sea extending towards Sado. The author of The Monkey's Straw Raincoat and The Narrow Road to the Deep North, FTP, name this poet of the Edo period, a master of the haiku.
His last work describes his dreams roaming about "over a withered moor," while another of his works compares his body, which "drifts with the winds and clouds that knows no destination," to a "bagworm separated from its bag."
Matsuo {Bashō}