A year before Ôgai was born, the Prussian Eulenburg Mission traveled to Japan. On January…
Rintarō Mori17. January 2021
History retold for the 21st Century. 100% digital.
Using the virtual Avatar „Rintarō“ (based on Mori’s real surname), we revive the creative legacy of Ōgai through social media, creating an interactive experience accessible for younger generations. Curious?
About
Mori Ōgai (1862 – 1922)
Nearly unknown in Germany, Ōgai’s reputation as Poet laureate, scientist and philosopher is rarely known or taught in schools. However, his Germany Diaries (1884–1888), novels and scientific publications, define the common perception of Germany in Japan. His biography and variety of creative endeavours make him a symbol of Japanese-German cultural exchange.
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“I am a born
spectator. (…)
Not being in the spotlight, far away from the big stage
Made me feel like in my element. Like the fish in the water.
Because Spectators like to be among spectators.”
Mori Ōgai | aus: Hyaku Monogatari | October 1911; OZ9, S.143
“I am a born
spectator. (…)
Wenn ich nicht auf derBühne stand, fühlte
ich mich in meinem Element,wie der Fisch im Wasser.
Because Spectators like to be among spectators.”
Mori Ōgai | aus: Hyaku MonogatariOktober 1911; OZ9, S.143
May I introduce myself? I am Rintarô – virtual avatar of the surgeon and novelist…
Rintarō Mori13. January 2021
Lieutenant-General Mori Rintarō (森 林太郎, February 17, 1862 – July 8, 1922), known by his…
Rintarō Mori13. January 2021
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