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This is the most unique novel of Danisaki's. It is a sort of essayal version of the story of the artist who traveled to Yosino region (now South of the country) with his friend Tsumura, who wanted to write a novel about the great Japanese north and south tide of the Great War. The experience of each artist and the Tsumura, and their mutual longing for the missing mother, together with a common love, form the framework of Yosino Guz, a delicately woven seed and thread. The story of the
I think if you're not familiar with Japanese history and culture, you might be able to read it. I'd like to read it together as we study together.
Junichiro Tanizaki: Yoshino Kuzu
Thesis, a total document entitled “The Fireman’s Mind,” followed by the 'Sunsal Mooner' spirit of the publisher’ who was founded in 1966. We meet with a dazzling work of writers who are familiar with the untidy, fresh design of 200 pages and 200 pages that will give us the pleasure of hand-to-hand and portable. This is the Danizaki Junichio Sunchiro Sunchíro Sunchung, which has been a remarkable space for over 60 years, and has designed to make the literature of Danazaki Junichiro a memorable one. The elaborate and elegant style of writing has made it difficult to translate, so the best translators in the country have moved the work of Danzaki Junichiro to our language. The cover of the book, in addition, has been cleared with a unique and delicate image of the world of literature that was deadly and unobtrusive to Junichiro, who is responsible for his action. It is also a joy to be able to collect the cover of ten books and then become a picture of one-tier illness. The fifth volume of the book Danizaki Junichio Sundok, is a collection of two works that are called the watershed of Danjaki literature.
Korean title: 요시노 구즈
Korean author: 다니자키 준이치로
Korean publisher: 민음사
ISBN-13: 9788937429392
Reviews
This is the most unique novel of Danisaki's. It is a sort of essayal version of the story of the artist who traveled to Yosino region (now South of the country) with his friend Tsumura, who wanted to write a novel about the great Japanese north and south tide of the Great War. The experience of each artist and the Tsumura, and their mutual longing for the missing mother, together with a common love, form the framework of Yosino Guz, a delicately woven seed and thread. The story of the
I think if you're not familiar with Japanese history and culture, you might be able to read it. I'd like to read it together as we study together.
