Ogura Hyakunin Isshu is one of the classical literatures of Japan.

He said, 'If you want to shoot a man, first shoot his horse,' and began to solve the smaller problems first.

I fed the pigeons in the park.

He said, 'It's difficult to make a life,' explaining the phrase 'When a man steps over the threshold, he has seven enemies.'

He said, 'Man shall not live by bread alone,' teaching me that spiritual satisfaction is also important.

I would rather go alone.

He said, 'The advantages of heaven and earth are nothing compared to the harmony among people,' emphasizing the importance of teamwork.