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Eat sleep sit : my year at Japan's most rigorous Zen Temple
by Nonomura, Kaoru, 1959- author , Carpenter, Juliet Winters, translator in Nonomura, Kaoru, 1959- , Eiheiji. , Monastic and religious life (Zen Buddhism) Japan Eiheiji-chهo.
\"Disillusioned with the rat race, thirty-year-old Kaoru Nonomura left his family, his girlfriend, and his job as a designer in Tokyo to undertake a year of ascetic training at Eiheiji, Japan's strictest and most revered Zen monastery. Deep in the mountains of remote Fukui Prefecture, trainee monks live a life of hardship that few could endure ... Yet Nonomura's account of his time at Eiheiji is full of warmth, humor, and gratitude\"--Page 4 of cover.
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