Storia di un tagliabambù

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  Piacevole e scorrevole.

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  Ame雨 said on May 31, 2012 | Add your feedback

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  Interesting

  I borrowed this booklet from my cousin, who is studying Japanese at Venice university. The story is pretty simple, but touching. The language used is clear and easy to read. Being a story from X century is extremely modern. Beautiful poetry, if you want to understand Haiku and their origin, here you ... (continue)

  I borrowed this booklet from my cousin, who is studying Japanese at Venice university. The story is pretty simple, but touching. The language used is clear and easy to read. Being a story from X century is extremely modern. Beautiful poetry, if you want to understand Haiku and their origin, here you will understande them.
  At first sight I couldn't understand why the story is talking about 5 corrupted people. This is quite unusual in the japanese behaviour, mostly for those times... and then I realized that this is a educational story: be honest, be wise, otherwise you will be ashamed. This is a lovely story, highly recommended.

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  Aikopam said on Dec 30, 2009 | Add your feedback

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• Libri Italiani
• Paperback 101 Pages
• Edition: 1
• ISBN-10: 8831767941
• ISBN-13: 9788831767941
• Publisher: Marsilio (Mille gru)
• Pub date: Mar 01, 1994
• Also available as: Hardcover
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