A thinker with this surname nicknamed “Crooked Cucumber” emphasized the importance of being practice and being enlightenment in a work that teaches one to cultivate a “beginner’s mind.” (15[1])A thinker with this surname was dubbed the “Great Simplicity” after he heard the sound of a bell, shortly before he started translating for Paul Carus. The founder of a series of San Francisco retreats with this surname famously scolded one of his students for disrespecting Alan Watts. Pure Land (15[1])practitioners are likened to (*) Meister Eckhart by a Rinzai thinker with this surname who drew from the philosophy of Kitarō Nishida to emphasize the importance of kenshō and satori. For 10 points, give this surname of a Nazi-sympathizing Nihonjinron scholar, who popularized an idealized version of Buddhism in texts like Introduction to Zen Buddhism. ■END■