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Basho wrote his haiku in the simplest type of Japanese speech, naturally avoiding literary and “highbrow” language, so creating a style which made it possible for ordinary people to be poets. Bankei, his contemporary, did just the same thing for Zen,
Alan W. Watts • The Way of Zen

Above the two of them in their conversation, the misty rain continued to fall.
Genzaburo Yoshino • How Do You Live?: The uplifting Japanese classic that has enchanted millions

ぬらりひょんの孫
ja.wikipedia.org
