This man, who founded the literary journal Bungei Jidai or The Artistic Age, used the retirement game of master Honinbo Shusai as the basis in a work narrated by the newsrporter Uragami, The Master of Go.
This man, who founded the literary journal Bungei Jidai or The Artistic Age, used the retirement game of master Honinbo Shusai as the basis in a work narrated by the newsrporter Uragami, The Master of Go. This author's "palm-of-the-hand stories" include "The Dancing Girl of Izu." The setting of his most famous work is a hot-spring location that Shimamura visits and meets the Geisha Komako. For 10 points, name this Japanese author of Thousand Cranes and Snow Country.
This man, who founded the literary journal Bungei Jidai or The Artistic Age, used the retirement game of master Honinbo Shusai as the basis in a work narrated by the newsrporter Uragami, The Master of Go.
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