Goda Rohan: Five-story pagoda

In the Guangum, which dealt with the love of the Buddha and the work of the blacksmith, the Great Potter, who was a master of the art of the novel, the five-story tower, also called the'Giant of Knowledge', was written at the age of twenty-four by Rohan, who passionately inspired the pre-imbunal of naturalism. The story of the building of the five-story tower in Yanaca, Tokyo, is a character named Jobe, a carpenter who is well-versed and stubborn and has a reputation for being a ‘soldier’. Juveh has taken over his master's guenta, which includes temple construction and the checks of the tower, and he immediately asks Mr. Roengs for his services. He does not accept Genta's adjustment of the arrangement to set up any state, nor does he receive the painting, nor the flat flat, nor do he have the checks. The angry man of Genta is very much hurting Juvet, but he's really busy with the idea of, "Can you take a day off to stand on top of the workers?". The five-story tower is complete, thanks to the workers' work. But before the inauguration, a storm comes up against the tower... In this work, Goda Rohan, through the appearance of his hero Zhoube, who is only based on his skills, has a striking display of what the real father-in-law and the world in which he recognizes it as being beyond the time.

Korean title: 오층탑

Korean author: 고다 로한

Korean publisher: 연암서가

ISBN-13: 9791160870688