Poetry collection "Seasonal Songs" by Masako Sato, published by Bunka Publishing Bureau. - Author: Masako Sato - Title: Seasonal Songs - Publisher: Bunka Publishing Bureau Thank you for viewing. Content Description With love for her family and pride as a housewife, the late Masako Sato carefully wove her life, putting creative effort into cooking and housework in each of the four seasons, and enjoying herself. Now, when the way of life is being questioned, the messages and hints contained in this book shine even more brightly. Table of Contents First Work Woman Supporting Bishamonten Origami Crane Pouch About the Kitchen Candy Made of Sugar About Kimono February Flower Snowdrop End-of-Month Soup Doll Festival Around the Time of Drafting the Constitution [and others] Author Introduction Masako Sato [SATO Masako] Born in Koishikawa, Tokyo in 1909. Graduated from the Tokyo Prefectural Second Girls' High School. Married in 1931. Wife of the late Tatsuo Sato, former President of the National Personnel Authority. In addition to her natural love of cooking, she mastered cooking, including preserved foods, under the guidance of her mother, who was a master of Japanese cuisine, and her strict mother-in-law after her marriage. She also had a wide range of hobbies, and her works in metal engraving and wood carving are beyond the amateur level. Her books include "My Preserved Food Notebook" and "My Western-Style Cooking Notebook" (both published by Bunka Publishing Bureau). Died February 28, 1977. *This is the introduction information of the author, editor, translator, supervisor, illustrator, etc. published in the book. Since this is an old item, please understand and agree with the photos before purchasing.