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The Two Hundred and Tenth Day

Natsume Sōseki · 1906 · translated by Valentin Sarić

Kei and Roku set off to climb Mount Aso, arguing over food, endurance, and the proper way to live.

As volcanic smoke and a storm swallow the mountain, their comic disagreements become a dangerous test of friendship.

This complete translation retains all five sections, with concise notes on historical allusions and the traditional storm date of the title.

98pages
1906first published
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