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Books & Literature
Lafcadio Hearn, the Greek-Irish Writer Who Introduced Japan to the World
He remains a literary treasure in his adopted homeland
By
David McElhinney
The Rainbow by Yasunari Kawabata: First-Ever English Translation
By
Renae Lucas-Hall
Autumn Haiku Picks From Japan's Poetry Tradition
By
Zoria Petkoska
Spotlight: Yasunari Kawabata — Japan's First Nobel Literature Laureate
By
Matthew Hernon
A Brief Look at the Depiction of the Housewife in Japanese Literature
By
Genie Harrison
Discovery of Poems by Detained Japanese Americans in the U.S. During WWII
By
Zoria Petkoska
Naoki Higashida's 'The Reason I Jump' — A Decade in Translation
By
David McElhinney
The Translated Novels of Natsuo Kirino
By
Paul McInnes
Chris Broad Celebrates 10 Years in Japan With His First Book
By
Samantha Low
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