Takeshi Kaikō
was a prominent post-World War II Japanese novelist, short-story writer, essayist, literary critic, and television documentary writer. He was distinguished by his knowledge, intellect, sense of humor and conversational skills, and although his style has been criticized as wordy and obtuse, he was one of the more popular Japanese writers in the late Shōwa period. Provided by Wikipedia-
1Ichigon hanku no senjō : motto kaita! motto shabetta! : zenshū tankōbon mishūroku essei, koramu, intabyū, taidan, zadankai, kikigaki hoka /一言半句の戦場 : もっと, 書いた! もっと, しゃべった! : 全集・単行本未収錄エッセイ, コラム, インタビュー, 対談, 座談会, 聞き書き他 /一言半句の戦場 : もっと, 書いた! もっと, しゃべった! : 全集・単行本未収錄エッセイ, コラム, インタビュー, 対談, 座談会, 聞き書き他 /
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4Kako to mirai no kuniguni : Chūgoku to Tōō /過去と未来の国々 : 中国と東欧 /過去と未来の国々 : 中国と東欧 /過去 と 未来 の 国々 : 中国 と 東欧 /過去と未来の国々 : 中国と東欧 /
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6by Kaikō, Takeshi, 1930-1989, Kaikō, Takeshi, 1930-1989, Kaikō, Takeshi, 1930-1989
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7by Kaikō, Takeshi, 1930-1989, Kaikō, Takeshi, 1930-1989, Kaikō, Takeshi, 1930-1989
Published 1991
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