Library Japanese literature> Professor Carl Yebisu's Kenbunroku Shogakukan Bunko

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Japanese Literature
Japanese Literature
Shogakukan Bunko / English mystery writer Carl Yebisu is invited to teach at the prestigious Kyoraku University in Kyoto City. As a reference for his next book, he parades through the streets of Kyoto City with his assistant Kujo Aoi on the days when there are no lectures, looking for the seeds of creation day by day. It is a mysterious event unique to Kyoto City to surprise Carl, who has only recently come to Kyoto City. As if there were no concepts of time or space, you could see a woman disguised as a mother fox in the anecdote' Sotan-gitsune' from the Azuchi-Momoyama period, or you could meet an old woman of unknown age who was a guide to' Rokudo no Tsuji' (Crossroads of the Six Realms). While being swayed by Aoi, a Kyoto-like character who is considerate but does not want to say a few words, Carl encounters events that cannot be solved by science wherever he goes.