The world can feel like a stone wall with no cracks, writes Yoshikawa. He praises a true rōnin who shuns fame, avoids political favors, and bows only to heaven’s will. He also reminds us that life and death are separated by a line thinner than an eyelid.
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Eiji Yoshikawa was a novelist from the Empire of Japan, best known for Shin heike monogatari.
Quick Facts About Eiji Yoshikawa
Born
August 11, 1892
Died
September 7, 1962
Nationality
Empire of Japan
Profession
Novelist
Notable works
Shin heike monogatari
Known for
Musashi
About Eiji Yoshikawa
Eiji Yoshikawa was a Japanese historical novelist, best known for his revisions of classics and retelling of historical events through the lens of semi-biographical fiction books.
Awards & Honors
Order of CultureAsahi PrizeKikuchi Kan PrizePerson of Cultural Merit