Library Japanese literature Mikaeri Toge no Ochi / Saho Sasazawa

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Japanese Literature
[Introduction to the Contents]
The era of Kogarashi Monjiro 』 (New Matatabi World>> 5 works are included in the big hit series : Sasazawa <>, which is connected to Monjiro 『 Kogarashi Monjiro Chuji, which later became a big hit series, including "I saw hell in Nakayama Pass," which was a candidate for the 65th Naoki Prize, which depicts the lives of each of the silent and lonely immigrants such as the title work "Mikaeri Toge no Rakujitsu" and the expressionless man who defeated the 6 immigrants who suddenly attacked for stealing 3000 ryo in an instant without looking at the procession to escort them to Shimonita.
Author's brief history
He was born in Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture in 1930 (1930). He loved detective novels since he was a child. He worked for the Postal Life Insurance Bureau of the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications in 1952 (1952). 』, the first long 『, an uninvited guest, became second to the Edogawa Ranpo Prize and made his debut as a full-scale novelist. In 1961 (1961), he received the 14th Japanese Detective Writers' Award at the 『 Cannibal 』. In 1970 (1970), he entered the era novel at the Rakunichi 』 of 『 Furikatoge Pass. In the following year, "Kogarashi Monjiro" series was made into a TV drama and created a big boom. He was active in both mystery novels and era novels. He died in 2002.