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Two writers, Natsume Soseki and Shimazaki Toson, invented the modern Japanese novel. Soseki is the eccentric novelist who appears on the 10,000 yen note. His contemporary, Shimazaki Toson, brought to Japanese fiction a lyricism previously seen only in poetry and nature writing. As revered... read more
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Characters/People edit
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- Hanzo
- Sankichi
- Setsuko
- Daisuke
- Soseki
- Takayanagi
- Oyuki
- Hiraoka
- Minoru
- Ichiro
- Shimada
- Jiro
- Sensei
- Yoshio
- Oyone
- Ushimatsu
- Katsushige
- Aoki
- Sosuke
- Tatsuo
- Kenzo
- Suwa
- Shirai
- Otane
- Kichizaemon
- Oshun
- Morihiko
- Aoyama
- Kayo
- Yasui
- Michiyo
- Toyose
- Koizumi
- Hida
- Nakano
- Shota
- Tsutomu
- Suge
- Fukushima
- Botchan
- Saseki
- Owari
- Onobu
- Matsuyama
First Sentence edit
Natsume Kinnosuke was born in 1867 in Tokyo.
Classification edit
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- Dewey: 895
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