But to get a sense of the arts of this period, here's an excerpt from The Tale of Genji, which was written by Lady Murasaki, who was believed to be a member of the Fujiwara family. And Lady Murasaki gets a lot of credit. Before Chaucer, before Shakespeare, she is, by many historians, viewed as the first true novelist that we know of in human history, not just Japanese history. But I encourage you to read it. It's actually quite riveting, The Tale of Genji. And this is just a small quote from that story or from that novel. It's about a very handsome prince, Genji.