How does Kusamakura reflect the author's views on the nature of art and beauty?
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How does Kusamakura reflect the author's views on the nature of art and beauty?
Did anyone else find the mix of poetic imagery and philosophical musings a bit dreamlike or elusive?
What inspired the author to set this story amidst the natural landscapes of Japan?