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Wabi Sabi, the way I see it, is a direct development of the Buddhist tradition and its exaltation of the concept of impermanence. Like I said, they're very skilled at taking an idea to its logical extreme, in this case, Buddhist aesthetics. Imagine a European country influenced by Heraclitus and then sticking to it. For ever.
I can't think of a single rebel until after the Meiji Restoration, when Euro-American thought ravaged the archipelago.
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Coming from kyoto or osaka I was trying to head to hikone which is the small town on the east side of biwako (does ko mean lake?) Where I was staying... I somehow wound up on the west side of biwako.... the biggest lake in japan, so had to backtrack erghhhh.... |
Ooops 
And, yeah, -ko is actually a suffix that means lake. The proper word is mizuumi.
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