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Okakura Kakuzō

    December 14, 1863 – September 2, 1913

    Okakura Kakuzō was an influential Japanese scholar and aesthetician who significantly contributed to the development of Japanese arts. Outside his home country, he is primarily remembered as the author of 'The Book of Tea', a work that delves into Japanese culture and philosophy through the lens of the tea ceremony. Okakura aimed to introduce and advocate for Asian art and culture in the West, seeking to foster greater understanding and balance between East and West. His writings, predominantly in English, left a notable impact on Western thinkers and artists interested in Asian spirituality and aesthetics.

    Okakura Kakuzō
    Meditations on Tea
    Primary Sources, Historical Collections: The Awakening of Japan, with a Foreword by T. S. Wentworth
    The Book of Tea: A Japanese Harmony of Art Culture and the Simple Life
    The Book of Tea (Hardcover Library Edition)
    The Book of Tea Classic Edition
    The Book of Tea