¡Kotoba (Kotoba)July 2015 Issue
¡Shueisha
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[Machine Translation] [Part1 Introduction / Natsuki Ikezawa: The Most Luxurious Reading / Junichiro Kida: The Age of Complete Works Again / Bana Yoshimoto: The Complete Works of Takaaki Yoshimoto / Tetsuo Yamaori: The Complete Works of Shin Hasegawa, my favorite collection / Hiroshi Aramata: The Complete Works of Shin Hasegawa / Takeshi Nakajima: Reading Shuaki Okawa in Complete Works Part2 Anthologies / Hayashi Nozomu, How to read "The Complete Works of Classical Literature" / Numano Mitsuyoshi, The Complete Works of World Literature is how you read it. How did Tetsuo Matsuda's "The Complete Works of Chikuma" come into being? / Osawa Satoshi: The End of the Popularization of Publishing / Jinno Toshifumi: The New War and the Complete Works of Literature / Takahashi Masashi: An Invitation to the Complete Works for Children Part3 Complete Works / Otsuka Shinichi: Japan is a Complete Works Powerhouse / Sato Masaru: Acquiring "Systematic Knowledge" from the Complete Works / Ikeuchi Ryo: The Ideas of Terada Torahiko Traced through the Complete Works / Wakamatsu Eisuke: Reading Izutsu from the Complete Works Shigeru Kashima The Complete Works More Important than Children's Literature / Setsu Uchiyama What Teaches Us About "What is the Serious Question? Buy the complete works at an antiquarian bookstore. Ikuo Hasegawa The Complete Works is Alive / Masashi Takai What the Complete Works means to bookstores / Hideyo Saito Memories of "Books Doctor" and the Complete Works ... / Yukari Fujimoto Manga zenshu no fun / Hirohisa Shinbo Rampo is a charm / Sachiko Kurokawa Cervical cancer vaccine still out of reach; victim girls and their mothers / Kunio Yanagida What the Fukuchiyama train derailment taught me [Dialogue] / Juichi Yamaguchi and Daisaburo Okumoto Seeing the world through gorillas and bugs / Han Nozaki and Hideyuki Takano "Translation and Exploration / Goji Nakano and Gyozo Horiuchi Learning from Osamu Shimomura, a solitary economist / Yuji Ikeya and Mutsumi Hatano Music for the Brain / Shiro Sano and Tatsuru Uchida In Search of Lost "Something" ... etc.
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