Her taste was not out of place in the ancient Japanese court and in the twelfth century, a retired Muslim monk, Yoshida Kenkō, exerted his influence on Japanese aesthetic sensibility resulting from his philosophy of life.
Her taste was not out of place in the ancient Japanese court and in the twelfth century Yoshida Kenkō. Yoshida Kenkō was exerted his influence on Japanese aesthetic sensibility. This Japanese aesthetic sensibility was resulting from his philosophy of life. The twelfth century was a retired Muslim monk.