Furui Yoshikichi Born in Tokyo in November 1937, died February 2020 Novelist and German literature scholar. He is considered a representative writer of the so-called "Introspective Generation." His representative works include the trilogy of "Yoko," "Sei," "Su," and "Shin," as well as "Mukuge," "Kaojo-den Shibun," and "Shiraga no Uta." His writing is characterized by its exploration of the depths of the human psyche, and he is particularly known for his unique style that breaks from conventional Japanese sentence structure. Graduated from the University of Tokyo with a degree in German literature. Awards: Tanizaki Jun'ichiro Prize, Akutagawa Prize Yoki na Yomawari (Cheerful Night Watch) By Furui Yoshikichi Kodansha, First edition published August 1994 A5 size, Price: 2,000 yen, 224 pages People walking the night roads, those who listen intently to footsteps. Including the title story, and the latest acclaimed work "Senaka Bakari ga Kurenokoru," a total of 8 stories are included, conveying the true value of Furui's literature. The condition is good for its age, please see the photos. We ask for the understanding of those who appreciate used books.