Japanese literature

Here are a few Japanese novels to enjoy during the autumn months. Each one is full of love, warmth, sweetness, and sometimes a little sorrow. Perfect for those breezy days and chilly nights. Tokyo Weekender | Japanese Literature

20 Authors of Japanese Literature *Note: The following list follows the traditional Japanese order of writing full names with surname first followed by given name without comma. 1.Murasaki Shikibu (c. 978 – c. 1014) Murasaki Shikibu is a representative author … Continue reading →

If you’re a fan of witty and satirical literature that offers a unique perspective on human society, then “I Am a Cat” by Natsume Sōseki is a book that will delight you with its humor and keen observations. It is a charming and humorous novel narrated from the perspective of a nameless cat. Natsume Sōseki’s brilliant storytelling weaves a tale of the cat’s musings on the eccentricities of his human owners and the comical world they inhabit.

Japanese literature has rapidly gained popularity in the West and for good reason too. Japanese authors seem to write with an elegant, often ethereal quality, no matter what the subject matter is. Now let me

If you're wondering where to start with Japanese literature, these are the best Japanese books across sci-fi, mystery, literary fiction, and more.

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