One of his later poems focuses on the sound of water as a frog jumps in to a pond.
An autobiographical work by this author begins by describing days, months, and years as travelers of eternity. He abandoned his early "shriveled chestnuts" style. One of his later poems focuses on the sound of water as a frog jumps in to a pond. This author of The (*) Narrow Road to Deep North lived in the Genroku era. He used kigo, or "season words," richly in his works. For 10 points, what poet, who traveled around Japan under the Tokugawa Shogunate, was a master of the seventeen-syllable haiku?
An autobiographical work by this author begins by describing days, months, and years as travelers of eternity.
Matsuo {Basho} [or Matsuo {Munefusa}]