Mumonkan Case 1: Joshu's Mu
A teisho on the first case of the Mumonkan, Joshu's "Mu," given in Japanese with ShoE Zenni's consecutive English interpretation.
A teisho on the first case of the Mumonkan, Joshu's "Mu," given in Japanese with ShoE Zenni's consecutive English interpretation.

Abbot of Sōgen-ji monastery in Okayama, Japan, teaching in the Rinzai Zen tradition since receiving inka from Yamada Mumon Roshi in 1983.
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