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The Japanese soul appears to me essentially feminine. What I am here venturing to say is far from being pejorative. On the contrary. When the world is sick, it is from woman that all is reborn.
From Memories for Tomorrow: The Memoirs of Jean-Louis Barrault
(New York 1974 E.P. Dutton & Co., Inc.)
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