Kokoro by Natsume Soseki

Kokoro by Natsume Soseki

A student attaches himself to an older man he calls Sensei, who lives quietly, visits one grave every month, and refuses every question about why.

The final third is Sensei's long letter explaining what he did to a friend over a woman, and what it has cost him since. Soseki wrote it as the Meiji era ended, and the private betrayal and the dying age keep echoing each other.

The most widely read novel in modern Japanese literature, and taught in every school there.

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