¡Chokudo Monogatari
¡Furukawa Hideo
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[Machine Translation] Hikaru Genji fled the political strife in the capital of Kyoto and went to the seaside of Suma. In his humble abode, he brought with him a seven-stringed zither, which was related to his father, the emperor, and the first volume of Utsuho Monogatari (The Tale of Utsuho), a long novel about the seven-stringed zither and its family. On the evening of the full moon, Hikaru Genji, who had been drawing the final scene of "Utsuho" in India ink on a whim, traced back the labyrinth of this huge tale and deciphered it through the nine pictures of the story. This is a book of adventure that revives the fertile origins of the history of Japanese narrative literature in the modern age.
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