Japanese literature Dorsal taka-awa Shueisha Library

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Japanese Literature (br) Shueisha Bunko / [one hundred sixty second Akutagawa Prize winner] A epic drama that transcends the time and space of "Ie" and "Hito" on the island of Nagasaki "It's not so good, I hear that grass has grown. No one uses it." Nami Omura was in a bad mood. Why she had to go to the island to cut grass in the barn of her mother's family's house, which was vacant. But on the way, she changed her mind when she heard a story from her family. It was a epic story that transcends the era related to "Ie" and "Shima". She received the one hundred sixty second Akutagawa Ryunosuke Award. It also contains a short story "Ichinichi Kigo" (One Day Homecoming). She was born in 1988 in Fukuoka Prefecture. Dropped out of the Faculty of Letters at Kokugakuin University. In 2016, she received the 48th Shincho Newcomer Award for "Nui Unnai Narenai" and made her debut. She was a candidate for the one hundred fifty sixth Akutagawa Ryunosuke Award for this work. In 2017, she was a candidate for the one hundred fifty seventh Akutagawa Ryunosuke Award at Fune 』 after 4 : 00 in 『, a candidate for the Shincho Newcomer Award for "Nui Unnai". In the same year, she was a candidate for the sea-otter Award at the 』 of the house of 『 Ryunosuke Award, a candidate for the one hundred sixty first Akutagawa Ryunosuke 162 taka-awa 『 』 Akutagawa Yukio Mishima