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Japanese Literature
"Kanjincho is Irreverent!" In 1935, Tokyo. Emperor Puyi of Manchukuo came to Japan, and Kikaku Kogyo performed the famous Kanjincho at the Hogo ceremony. Although it succeeded safely, Kikaku Kogyo was accused by nationalists of being disrespectful. Right after a flood of threatening letters, Kikaku Kogyo members were found hanging on stage equipment. Jiro Sakuragi, a descendant of an Edo Kabuki Kyogen playwright, challenges a great mystery. It is "Gekijo × Jidai Mystery"! It is a work of great effort that sculpts the era when Japan was at the last helm to that war. Tsubonaka no Kairo 』 Received Wtanabe Junichi Literature Award. Following the Kanjo 』 at 『 Lotus, the 1928 volumes have been completed! ■ Author brief summary Kesako Matsui was born in Kyoto in 1953. Graduated from a master's course in theater science at the Graduate School of Literature at Waseda University. After being involved in planning and production of Kabuki, he studied under the late Tetsuji TAKECHI. He made his debut as a novel in 1997 at Toshu Shara Kusashi 』 in 『. In the same year, he received the 8th Period Novel Award in 『 Chuzo Kyoran 』, in the same year, he received the 137th Naoki Award in 『 Teban Kusa 』, and in 2019 he received the 4th Wtanabe Junichi Literature Award in Kanjo 』 at the Lotus in 『. He wrote books such as "『 Tsubonaka no Kairo, 』 『, His father's will, 』 『, His relation is different, 2007 Kojimachi 『 Joraku 』 『 』 『 』