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Murō Saisei
was a famous poet and novelist in modern Japanese literature from Kanazawa, Ishikawa Prefecture.
==Early life==
His real name was Murō Terumichi. Born in 1889, he was given birth by his mother Haru, who was never formally married to his father, Kobata Yozaemon-kichidane, a low-ranked military commander from the Kobata family. Right after his birth, he was adopted by Akai Hatsu, a common-law wife of Muro Shinjo, the chief priest at Uho Temple (真言宗寺院雨宝院). He gained his Muro family name at the age of seven when he was formally adopted by his stepfather. He never met his biological parents.
The fact that he was born as an illegitimate child has had immense impact on his life and his literature. During his childhood, he was bullied by peers as 'the mistress' child'. At the same time, he craved for a mother he never had. This gave him the burden of having double bind thoughts to his biological mother, such as in the following poem;
''Born into the womb of a HIPPU (匹婦：a woman in a very low social position who is considered stupid and worthless) on a summer's day.''
This poem was written in 1943 when he was 54 years old - an example of how he was haunted by his childhood for most of his life.
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