＊Please read the profile before purchasing. ◎ Highly recommended! Very beautiful as shown in the photos. Almost no scratches or stains. Glossy, like new. The yellowing is minimal and acceptable. Out of print due to the publisher's stock being unavailable, and reprinting is uncertain. If you are looking for this, please buy it now. "Shobogenzo 1" Dogen, translated by Yahoko Mizuno Price: ¥1200 33rd edition, July 2017 Dogen (1200-53), the founder of the Japanese Soto Zen sect, describes his own religious experiences and explains the content of the enlightenment of the correct Dharma attained through Zazen from various perspectives. "Shobo" means the correct teachings of the Buddha, "gen" illuminates everything, and "zo" encompasses everything. (1) includes "Bendo-wa" at the beginning, and contains volumes 1 "Genjo Koan" - 18 "Kannon". "Shobogenzo 2" Dogen, translated by Yahoko Mizuno Price: ¥1200 23rd edition, October 2016 During his early training, Dogen stopped reading the records and devoted himself to Zazen. However, in his later years, he tirelessly explained the logic and method of reaching the truth only through Zazen in various ways. The compilation of this is "Shobogenzo". (2) contains volumes 19 "Kokin" to 43 "Jofujisso". "Shobogenzo 3" Dogen, translated by Yahoko Mizuno Price: ¥1200 19th edition, July 2017 Dogen planned to compile "Shobogenzo" into one hundred volumes. However, he did not complete it due to his death, and his high disciple Ejo inherited his will. The overall structure places Buddhist explanations and general norms in the first half, and teachings on the daily practice of each practitioner in the second half. The well-known volumes on washing and cleaning are located in volumes 50 and 54. Contains volumes 44 "Butsudo" - 72 "Ango". "Shobogenzo 4" Dogen, translated by Yahoko Mizuno Price: ¥1200 18th edition, December 2015 From "Dowa" in 1231 to "Hachidainingaku" in 53, Dogen spent the second half of his life on the great work "Shobogenzo", which he did not complete before his death. (4) contains the remaining three volumes of the seventy-five-volume version, all twelve volumes, and five more volumes such as "Bodhisattva Shishohou", showing the entire picture of this great work. Dogen (January 26, 1200 - September 29, 1253) A Zen monk in the early Kamakura period. The founder of the Soto Zen sect in Japan. In his later years, he also used the alias Kigen. He is respectfully called Koso Shoyo Daishi in the sect. His main work, "Shobogenzo", has influenced later generations, including Tetsuro Watsuji and Steve Jobs. ＊We mainly handle popular works and out-of-print paperback editions. Please check the seller's product list. #Dogen #YahokoMizuno #Mizuno_Yahoko #book #religion/Buddhism