Yamamoto, Michiko (1936–)
Yamamoto, Michiko (1936–)
Japanese novelist and poet. Born 1936 in Tokyo, Japan.
Lived with husband in Australia and wrote about experiences there; works include There is a Snake, An Umbrella on Sunday, Trees of People, Magic, which won the Shincho Prize (1972), and Bettysan, which won Akutagawa Prize (1972).
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Kenzaburo Oe
BORN: 1935, Ehime, Shikoku, Japan
NATIONALITY: Japanese
GENRE: Fiction
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Prize Stock (1958)
A Personal Matter (… Koreans In Japan , ETHNONYMS: Chösenjin (North Koreans), Kankokujin (South Koreans)
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