News from Japan
Tokyo, July 24 (Jiji Press)–Renowned Japanese author Seiichi Morimura, recognized for jobs consisting of the unique “Ningen no Shomei” (Proof of the Man) and also the nonfiction job “Akuma no Hoshoku” (The Devil’s Gluttony), passed away of pneumonia at a Tokyo health centerMonday He was 90.
Morimura made his launching as an author when he was 32 years of ages after winning an online reputation for essays he added to publications while operating in a resort.
He won the Edogawa Rampo Prize for enigma fiction in 1969 and also the Mystery Writers of Japan Award in 1973.
Ningen no Shomei, released in 1976, is a social enigma that starts with a collection of rhymes and also mystical words left by a young black guy that was …