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Grass Sandals : The Travels of Basho

by Dawnine Spivak

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This is a book about the Japanese poet Basho and his travels around Japan. The book includes some of his poems in translation as well as some Kanji, Japanese writing, and the meaning of the symbols. I think this would be appropriate for middle school and elementary school students. I would use this book as a hook in a lesson about culture and art forms in an historical context. ( )
  Areamatha | Feb 3, 2013 |
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0689807767, Hardcover)

An evocative portrait of the great Japanese haiku poet describes Basho's many experiences as he traveled throughout his beloved native Japan, in a volume that also includes haiku written by Basho and Japanese characters that represent words from the verses.

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A simple retelling of the travels of seventeenth-century Japanese poet, Basho, across his island homeland. Includes examples of the haiku verses he composed.

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