We went to Kyoto -- back to Japan -- to work in the Matsuo … - Peter Greenaway

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We went to Kyoto -- back to Japan -- to work in the Matsuo Tiasha shrine which Sei Shonagon had visited regularly. I couldn't give up such an opportunity. I was also a little homesick. We didn't finish walking the cat-walk until midnight when all the audience had gone. I didn't mind -- Sei Shonagon had watched the moon rise in that garden a thousand years ago -- I could have walked up and down that path all night long.

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Peter Greenaway CBE (born 5 April 1942) is a Welsh film director.

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