Japanese literature The light of the Police Station at the Back of Shinjuku Hanazono / Ryoichi Kano

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Japanese Literature
[Introduction to the Contents]
The daughter who disappeared in the town of the last train.
The suspect who appeared was unassailable!
Officer Sakashita who follows the light and shadow of people passing by.
The latest popular police suspense! Appearance in the original library!
It is a common story about the disappearance of a young daughter in the town after the last train.
Kosuke Sakashita, a constable at a jumbo police box behind Hanazono Jinja Shrine in Kabuki-cho, is searching for clubs to detect illegal drugs.
However, the young businessman Ohtsu no guard who appeared as a suspect is unassailable! With his senior colleague Yamaguchi, Sakashita reexamines the footsteps of his daughter who disappeared.
Police suspense depicting the light and shadow of people passing by Kabuki-cho.
[Author's Brief history]
Born in 1963 in Yokohama.
Closed in the night sea at the time of 『 in 1992, made his debut as a long story in 』.
In 1999, he won the Japan Mystery Writers Association Award for "Onna 』" (Woman of 『 Illusion), and continues to be on the front line as a writer of orthodox hard-boiled police novels.
There are several books published by Shosha, such as 『 Fuyu no Fort, 』 『 blood crown, 』 『 Teitsu 』 『 Shinjyuku Hanazono Ura police box Sakashita Officer 』 『 Shinjyuku Hanazono Ura police box night shift 』.