This diary will tell the real life story of my great-grandmother Yasutani Jiko. She was a nun and a novelist and New Woman7 of the Taisho era.8 She was also an anarchist and a feminist who had plenty of lovers, both males and females, but she was never kinky or nasty. And even though I may end up mentioning some of her love affairs, everything I write will be historically true and empowering to women, and not a lot of foolish geisha crap. So if kinky nasty things are your pleasure, please close this book and give it to your wife or co-worker and save yourself a lot of time and trouble. 4.
This diary recounts the life of Yasutani Jiko, a remarkable figure as a nun, novelist, and advocate for women during Japan’s Taisho era. Known for her anarchist and feminist views, she had numerous lovers of both genders, yet her relationships were not defined by any vulgarity. The narrative intends to celebrate her life and contributions to women's empowerment.
While the author may touch upon her great-grandmother's love affairs, the focus will remain on authentic historical details rather than sensationalism. Readers looking for salacious content are advised to seek elsewhere, as this account will prioritize the uplifting aspects of Jiko's life and legacy.
