It was built in the 15th century by an aesthete-mystic shogun, Yoshimasa Ashikaga, who used it for esoteric tea ceremonies and, above all, moon-watching in the elegant garden.
The shogun used it for esoteric tea ceremonies.
Yoshimasa Ashikaga ordered it to be torn down out of disdain for tea ceremonies.
A construction site on the Great Plains with a bull dozer digging into the earth.
Newspapers are not delivered on Sundays.
The lady is standing.
When these poems were published, no one even read them, much less reacted to them
Everyone is getting ready to go in the pool
The man is taking a nap in his van.