Books (novels and essays) Japanese literature Someday's Day / Muragi Storm

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Japanese literature Takechiyo is now in control of the whole country. There was a turbulent period when the authority of the Muromachi shogunate was declining and wars were raging in various places. The struggle for hegemony in the Tokai region, where the Matsudaira family's castle was located, and neighboring countries such as Owari, Totomi, Mino, Suruga and Shinano were involved, was extremely fierce. In the midst of this struggle, Takechiyo of the Matsudaira family, who later became Ieyasu Tokugawa, was held as a pawn of the Imagawa family after the Oda family. In his childhood, he went to Tenkabito. The author of 『 Maimai Tsuburo 』, a candidate for the Naoki Prize. He was born in Kyoto Prefecture in 1967. He graduated from the Faculty of Law at Kyoto University. After working for a company, he became a domestic assistant for the Shima Ryotaro family from 1995. He later became a personal secretary for Fukuda Midori, the wife of Shiba. In 2010, he received the 17th Seicho Matsumoto Prize at the 『 Margarita 』. In 2011, he received the 12th Japanese History and Contemporary Writers' Association Award at the 『 Maimai Tsuburo 』. In 2011, he received the 13th Publisher Selected Period Novel Award and became a candidate for the 170th Naoki Prize. His other books include Acha 『, 』 『, Maimai Tsuburo Oniwaban mokumokusho, 』 『 and Udo 』. Muragi