¡Hon No Zasshi2014-7 [Feature] Zekkei Shosai Wo Meguru Tabi!
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[Machine Translation] Special Feature; A Journey to the Most Beautiful Study! There must be more unimaginable studies and storerooms in Japan! The July issue of Hon no Zasshi (Book Magazine) features "A Journey to the Most Spectacular Study! The July issue of the magazine features 16 color pages, the first time since the magazine's inception, and introduces eight people's studies, from a University of Tokyo professor's narrow cylindrical library that holds 10,000 books to a novelist, freelance writer, cartographer, book director, and others with spectacular views. In addition, a 32-page feature on the pursuit of a house where one can live in harmony with books, from a library with a pulley to a dream bookshelf house. Exploring unexplored caves is great, but sometimes you should be astonished by the beauty in color! In our new book roundup guide, Makoto Yaguchi recommends Kami's "Son of the Three Musketeers," which is incomparably interesting! In the New Book Guide, Makoto Yaguchi recommends "The Sons of the Three Musketeers," while Fumiko Sakuma is thrilled to find a 24-hour bookstore that sells "Books That Don't Exist. Nozomu Omori's SFM 700th anniversary special issue tracing the 55-year history of Japanese SF is out! Ensei Sekiguchi reads "The Sunflower in December," a novel about a gangster, police, and youth, in one sitting. Michiko Mamuro enjoys the richness of stories about people who have stepped into the "madness of words," and Kaku Hamazaki studies auto dismantling in "How to Break a Car for Rescue Professionals. Jiro Kitagami sees Eto Mori's amazing talent in "Class Mates" and travels back in time to 50 years ago. Let's get excited about the drama unfolding in front of your eyes! And this month, the manager of Inoo Bookstore in Nakai, Tokyo, asks Takato, "Why did you decide to work here? while V. Hayashida is on the lookout for a legendary mahjong manga artist. Shunko Uchisawa makes Tama King wear a shocking Casablanca jacket, and Matsuko Sugie tries her hand at Yukito Ayatsuji's 10 books! Kagami Akira asks "What is science fiction? and Atsuhiko Irie takes a closer look at two "human dramas" reflecting the postwar era.
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