Literature

Mori Ogai

1862–1922Local figure

Mori Ogai

Addresses you can still visit

Every place in this city with a documented tie to this person.

  • Created here

    Hebimichi

    He included the Aizome River in his novel The Wild Geese, recording the former landscape around Yanaka and Nezu.

  • Lived here

    Mori Ogai Memorial Museum

    Ogai lived at Kanchoro from 1892 until his death in 1922.

  • Lived here

    Site of Natsume Soseki's Cat House

    Ogai occupied the same house before moving to his long-term residence Kanchoro.

  • Burial place

    Zenrinji Temple

    Ogai's grave bears only his personal name, Mori Rintaro, in accordance with his final wishes.

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