A medieval travel journal from this country was written by an anonymous “Lady” (10[1])whose aunt, known only (-5[1])as a noble’s “mother,” authored The Gossamer Years. (10[2])A (10[1])book (10[1])from this country (10[2])opens (10[2])“In spring it is the dawn (10[1])that is (10[2])most beautiful” (10[3])and features (10[1])the section “Embarrassing (10[1])Things.” (10[10])Ivan Morris (10[4])translated (10[3])that book (10[2])and one retitled after the same (-5[1])“Bridge of Dreams” (10[1])that titles (10[1])a chapter of a novel from (10[2])this (10[1])country. (10[5])A (10[1])possibly autobiographical (10[2])character in a novel (10[2])from (10[1])this country (10[3])is kidnapped (10[2])by the (10[1])protagonist (10[1])after the daughter (10[2])of the Minister of the (10[1])Left (10[4])dies. (10[7])The blank chapter (10[3])“Vanished (10[4])into (10[1])the (10[2])Clouds” (10[11]-5[1])appears (10[3])in that novel (10[2]-5[1])from this country, (10[2]-5[1])often considered (10[1])the first (10[1])modern (10[1])novel. (10[1])For (10[1])10 points, (10[2])name (-5[1])this country home to the authors (10[1])of The Pillow Book (10[1])and The Tale of (10[1])Genji. (10[1])■END■ (10[10])