¡Tsuta Yo, Tsuta(Shogakukan Bunko)
¡Oshima Masumi / Cho
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[Machine Translation] Tuta was born into a samurai family in Okinawa in the late Meiji period. Her father died early and her life was poor, but she learned to liberate herself by expressing herself in words under a new name, Chisako. She experienced life as a teacher, marriage in a foreign country, separation from her beloved child, and an unexpected love affair. After experiencing these various experiences, TSUTA eventually made a vow to "stand up as a writer. In 1932, she submitted a short story to a women's magazine, which was highly praised and published, but was met with unexpected and violent protests from her hometown. In this masterpiece, the Naoki Prize-winning author sheds light on the life of a "phantom female writer" who lies in a corner of Okinawan and women's history.
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