
One thing that I admire about Japan is that
it’s filled with such a vivid and intriguing history that began
thousands of years ago. Tales of adventure, love, and mystery have
created such a beautiful background for a country so rich in culture.
During this time, poetry was extremely popular to the point where some
individuals wanted walls in their homes completely covered in written
poetry. That’s where the infamous Hyakunin Isshu comes in. Though its
been years since this anthology has been created, its poems and the
individuals who wrote them continue to “live on”. Uta Koi is a perfect example of this concept.
