Ohara, Tomie (b. 1912)
Ohara, Tomie (b. 1912)
Japanese novelist. Born 1912 in Kochi prefecture, Japan.
Works include A Cold Rain (1935), Soldier Going to the Front (1938), Deafness from Streptomycin (1956), A Woman Called En (1960), which won the Noma Prize for Literature and Mainichi Prize, A Woman Traveling on the Earth, and The Camp of Abraham.
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Oe Kenzaburo , Oe, Kenzaburo
Kenzaburo Oe
BORN: 1935, Ehime, Shikoku, Japan
NATIONALITY: Japanese
GENRE: Fiction
MAJOR WORKS:
Prize Stock (1958)
A Personal Matter (… Koreans In Japan , ETHNONYMS: Chösenjin (North Koreans), Kankokujin (South Koreans)
At present, there are 700,000 Koreans in Japan, three-fourths of whom were born in a… Japan , JAPAN
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TRANSPORTATION… Japanese Literature , Japanese literature, literary works produced in the language of the islands of Japan.
See also Asian drama.
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Although Japanese and C… Relations With Japan , Japan, Relations with
JAPAN, RELATIONS WITH. Relations between Japan and the United States have been a complex mix of cooperation, competition, and c… Hideki Tojo , Tokyo, Japan
Died December 23, 1948
Tokyo, Japan
Japanese military and political leader
In the years leading up to World War II, Japan began to aggre…
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