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A Touch of Japan in Nerchau: Mori ōGai Greets Now From the Wall of the "Golden Sun" · Leipziger Zeitung
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He was once a guest in the "Golden Sun". Today, a work of art at this house in Nerchau is reminiscent of the "Japanese Goethe". In the summer of 1885, a special guest made a stop in the Muldental valley: the Japanese physician and later national poet Mori ōgai lived during the so-called autumn maneuver in the inn "Zur Goldenen Sonne" (Golden Sun). [...] The article A touch of Japan in Nerchau: Mori ōgai greets now from the wall of the "Golden Su…
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