Mimózák és krizántémok : $b Nipponföldi mesevilág

The opening invites listeners into a twilight realm where the hidden mysteries of far‑east peoples begin to unfold. With lyrical prose the book paints the narrow, volcanic islands of Japan—cherry blossoms, rice terraces, mist‑crowned mountains—and the way these surroundings shape a culture that sings its own language. Readers meet shadowy puppet figures and bright‑eyed spirits whose ever‑smiling lips hint at deeper questions about life and death.

In the first act the narrative follows the ancient myth of the Sun‑Goddess and her descendants, guiding us through festivals, gardens of mimózáks and krizántémos, and the gentle yet resolute spirituality that distinguishes Japanese folk belief from other traditions. Throughout, the text balances vivid description with reflective insight, offering a warm, contemplative portrait of a people whose reverence for nature and the cycles of the seasons still echoes in everyday practice.