Composing "Fallen sick on a journey" from his deathbed, this artist utilized the penname Sobo for one notable collaborative work.
Composing "Fallen sick on a journey" from his deathbed, this artist utilized the penname Sobo for one notable collaborative work. His school collaborated on The Monkey's Straw Raincoat and the name by which he is known comes from a favorite hut near a plantain tree. Many of this writer's works display a love for the old known as sabi; this is often especially evident in his travelogues Records of a Travel-Worn Satchel and The Narrow Road to the Deep North. For ten points, name this Edo-period Japanese poet; the best-known writer of haiku.
Composing "Fallen sick on a journey" from his deathbed, this artist utilized the penname Sobo for one notable collaborative work.
Matsuo {Basho} (or Matsuo {Munefusa})