His first collection, "The Seashell Game", demonstrated his masterful use of the "loneliness ideal".
His first collection, "The Seashell Game", demonstrated his masterful use of the "loneliness ideal". He grew up as a companion of lord Todo Yoshitada at Ueno Castle, but has a name meaning banana-plant hut. After studying under Kitamura Kigin, he published works like A Visit to Kashima Shrine and The Records of a Weather Exposed Skeleton describing his many travels. FTP, identify this 17th century writer best known for mastering the haiku form.
His first collection, "The Seashell Game", demonstrated his masterful use of the "loneliness ideal".
Matsuo {Basho} or {Munefusa}