Zen's initial decline during the Edo period was revived by the Zen monk/teacher/artist, __________, who portrayed subjects from everyday life that his humble followers could easily understand
A. Sen no Rikyu
B. Kano Eitoku
C. Ogata Korin
D. Hakuin Ekaku
Answer: D
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