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Matsuo Taseko: It's myth vs. reality for Japanese nationalism - Vimarsana News

Matsuo Taseko: It's myth vs. reality for Japanese nationalism

Feb 20, 2021 A nation is not just a territory. It’s a spirit. It raises and answers fundamental questions. How did the world begin? With divine creation in the Western tradition; with divine birth in Japan’s — a god and goddess loved, and the archipelago was born. Fervor: Inspired by the poets of ages past, peasant-poet and ardent nationalist, Matsuo Taseko made the arduous journey to the capital at age 51. | WIKICOMMONS Why, then, is there evil? Nativist scholar Motoori Norinaga (1730-1801), ancestor of 19th- and 20th-century nationalism, in a 1771 essay titled “The Spirit o...

Matsuo Taseko: A poet caught up in nationalist fervor - Vimarsana News

Matsuo Taseko: A poet caught up in nationalist fervor

Jan 16, 2021 Nine swordsmen bent on vengeance stormed a Kyoto temple one winter day in 1863. They tied up the temple monks and beheaded their three victims. The victims were statues. The times were out of joint. The “land of the gods” had been violated. Foreigners strode the sacred soil. The shogun in Edo (present-day Tokyo) was helpless. Ten years had passed since American “Black Ships” steamed into Edo Bay — demanding trade, brandishing ultimatums, dictating treaties. The shogun signed. He opened ports to foreign trade, exempted foreigners from Japanese law. Was this not ...