Japanese literature Wild Flowers / Kadokura Akatsuki

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Japanese Literature
[Contents introduction] Is that flower a relief or. a disaster?
A mummified corpse found in a high-rise condominium in Toyosu, Tokyo.
There is a point of mystery. it became a mummified corpse in less than three days. The mummified corpse is being discovered following this. There was always a plant with pale green leaves near it.
A modern science fiction novel that combines biotechnology with the darkness of the human being behind it
Contents
Contents
Prologue
Chapter 1 Mummified
Chapter 2 Leaves
Chapter 3 Air Plants
Chapter 4 Wasteland
Chapter 5 Older sister
Chapter 6 Runaway
Chapter 7 Botanical Garden
Chapter 8 Flower
Author's brief history
Born in Kanagawa Prefecture, 1955 (1955). Graduated from Kyoto University, Doctor of Engineering.
Received :
Shinmi Nankichi Children's Story Award (1996). Buddhist Children's Silver Award (1997). Christian Children's Story Award (1998). Urayasu Literature Award (2000). Dinosaur Children's Literature Award (2005).
Hayashitsukasa Children's Story Award (2009). Kitaku Uchida Yasuo Mystery Literature Award Special Award (2011). Chiba Children's Literature Award (2011). Kita Ward Uchida Yasuo Mystery Literature Award Special Award (2014). Chiba Children's Literature Award (2014) and others
Author :
Born in Kanagawa Prefecture. Graduated from Kyoto University. Doctor of Engineering.
Born in Kanagawa Prefecture. Graduated from Kyoto University.
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