Books (novels and essays) Japanese literature Umikaze / Satoshi Konno

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Japanese Literature In June 1853 (Kaei 6), four American warships appeared in Uraga. The Shogunate was struggling with the response of Fleet Commander Perry, who was calling for the opening of the country with great force. While Qing was losing the war War against the United Kingdom and the world's power map was about to change, Koshogumi Banshi NAGAI was selected by Roju Shuza Abe Isenshu Masahiro as the Naval Defense Officer who was in charge of the shogunate's foreign policy, along with Iwase Chushin, who was a professor at Shoheizaka Gakumonjo (Shoheizaka Gakumonjo), and Iwase's cousin Toshihiro HORI, who was the Metsuke (inspector of the Ministry of Naval Defense). In the face of the looming Western powers, the new Shogunate retainers faced an unprecedented national crisis. They describe the important turning point that determined the direction of Japan leading to the present day. A master of police novels including the "Cover-up Investigation" series casts a stone in the "Satsuma-Choshu Historical View"! A master of police novels including the "Cover-up Investigation" series casts a stone in the "Satsuma-Choshu Historical View"! Born in 1955 in Hokkaido. While studying at the Faculty of Letters at Sophia University, he received the 4th New Writer Award for "A Monster Comes to the City" in 1978, the 27th Eiji Yoshikawa New Writer Award in the 『 Cover-up Investigation 』 in 2006, the 21st Shugoro Yamamoto Award and the 61st Award from the Japanese Mystery Writers Association in the 『 Cover-up Investigation 2 』 in 08, the 21st Eiji Yoshikawa Award and the 61st Award from the Society of Mystery Writers in Satsuma and Choshu History! He also received the 2nd Eiji Yoshikawa Bunko Award in the "Cover-up Investigation