  Yesterday I found out a little what Jisei is.
 Jisei is an old Japanese tradition of writing poetry on the deathbed. This work is to be about the acceptance of death and a summary of the life lived. While writing such a poem, the word death is avoided and replaced with more poetic expressions, e.g. falling leaves. However, in the history of Jisei, there were creators who directly spoke the word death.
I was interested in this topic and I decided to buy the book "Japanese Death Poems" edited by Yoel Hoffmann.
I want to share my discoveries in the future.
However, I have a question for you. Do you know anything more about it? Share in the comment.
Thank you!
 Jisei is an old Japanese tradition of writing poetry on the deathbed. This work is to be about the acceptance of death and a summary of the life lived. While writing such a poem, the word death is avoided and replaced with more poetic expressions, e.g. falling leaves. However, in the history of Jisei, there were creators who directly spoke the word death.
I was interested in this topic and I decided to buy the book "Japanese Death Poems" edited by Yoel Hoffmann.
I want to share my discoveries in the future.
However, I have a question for you. Do you know anything more about it? Share in the comment.
Thank you!
