This novel includes the story of a "survival game" taking place at a school, which ironically results in the death of a paralytic. The protagonist of this novel enjoys looking at maps with a stereoscope, which makes them look three-dimensional. In this novel, Sengoku creates a theory about manholes and is known as the "sweet-potato man." The protagonist of this novel becomes obsessed with an insect which slowly rotates in a circle, eating its own feces, known as the clockbug or eupcaccia. For almost a third of this novel, the protagonist's leg is stuck in a toilet in the title structure, which is taken over by the Broom Brigade and is built in an abandoned quarry. For 10 points, name this no
This novel includes the story of a "survival game" taking place at a school, which ironically results in the death of a paralytic. The protagonist of this novel enjoys looking at maps with a stereoscope, which makes them look three-dimensional. In this novel, Sengoku creates a theory about manholes and is known as the "sweet-potato man." The protagonist of this novel becomes obsessed with an insect which slowly rotates in a circle, eating its own feces, known as the clockbug or eupcaccia. For almost a third of this novel, the protagonist's leg is stuck in a toilet in the title structure, which is taken over by the Broom Brigade and is built in an abandoned quarry. For 10 points, name this novel in which a man nicknamed Pig or Mole captains a ship which is meant to be used as a shelter in case of nuclear war, a work by Kobo Abe.
This novel includes the story of a "survival game" taking place at a school, which ironically results in the death of a paralytic.
The Ark Sakura [or Hakobune sakura maru]