This isn’t technically Japanese philosophy, but a team of translators, including the internet superhero A. Charles Muller, have released The Collected Works of Korean Buddhism. Even better, a .zip file with all twelve volumes has been made available for free on Muller’s website! Download it today and read the source behind a lot of Kegon, Zen, and Pure Land Buddhism in Japan including kōans and poetry.

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