Japanese literature Tasogare no tameni / Kenzo Kitakata

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From hard-boiled Japanese literature to the 『 Sangokushi 』 and the "Great Water Margin" series, it is needless to say that Kenzo Kitakata, the great master of Japanese literature, is tall enough for three people when he stacks manuscript papers (according to his own story). Last year, he finally completed the super-great 『 Genghis Ki 』. In fact, he wrote a palm edition of "15 sheets of manuscript papers" beside the Great Story. ◎ Story The artist "Watashi" draws pictures alone today. The motifs are dolls, roses, animal skulls, stairs. The nude draws, but not landscape paintings. Things are like things, they copy what they should be. He sells pictures to Yoshino, an art dealer who visits his studio once every two months. When he gets hungry, he bakes meat and eats it. In the fall, he gathers dead leaves in the mountains and collects colors. He looks at the object and moves his fingers. Until he finds what he really wants to draw. It is the ultimate eighteen volumes in which the emotions and emptiness of the lone middle-aged artist smell from between the lines.