Japanese literature The Guardians of the Castle / Yuzuru Matsuoka / Mariko Hando

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The main character, Miyagi, who went to Kyoto for the memorial service of the founder of the sect, which is held once in 50 years, thoroughly criticizes the Shinshu Buddhist temples and everything associated with them before "Omatsuribanashi, a relic of the feudal era," but before long.
The long-awaited republication of an autobiographical novel, a representative work of Yuzuru Matsuoka, which depicts the painful criticism of the religious organization and the conflict of the youth in agony with a powerful impact.
The 5th anniversary of the publication of the Hokyo-bunko
DMM GUMS, a special tie-up band with "Great writer and alchemist"! ((c) 2016 EXNOA LLC)
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Born in 1891 (1891) in Ishizaka Village, Koshi County, Niigata Prefecture (present Nagaoka City).
Father Yuzuru Matsuoka, Mariko Hando
Ryunosuke Akutagawa, Masao Kume, Kan KIKUCHI, Seiichi Naruse, and others, and joined the Fourth 『 Shinshicho 』.
His representative works include "Dunhuang Monogatari 』" in 』, 『, the melancholy lover of Bunka University, Tokyo Imperial University.
While he was a student, he became a disciple of Emperor 『, became a disciple of Emperor 』, became a disciple of Emperor, became a disciple of Emperor 『, and became a close friend of Emperor, Masao KIKUCHI, Kan KIKUCHI and Emperor, and joined 1969 1969 Kuradate 『 』 『 』 『 』 Mariko Hando Soseki Natsume