About Junichirō Tanizaki
Junichiro Tanizaki was born in Nihombashi, in the commercial district near Tokyo Bay. His family owned a printing press, founded by Tanizaki's grandfather near the rice merchants' quarter. Aften falling on hard times Tanizaki's family had lost much of its former wealth. Tanizaki worshiped his mother who breast-fed him until he was 6. Despite financial problems, his parents pampered him and took him to countless theatrical performances, which early gave birth to the author's passion for drama and the traditional Japanese arts.
Novels
Ashikari and the Story of Shunkin (1936)
Makioka Sisters (1957)
Some Prefer Nettles (1960)
The Key (1961)
Diary of a Mad Old Man (1965)
Naomi (1985)
A Cat, a Man and Two Women (1992)
Quicksand (1994)
Makioka Sisters (1957)
Some Prefer Nettles (1960)
The Key (1961)
Diary of a Mad Old Man (1965)
Naomi (1985)
A Cat, a Man and Two Women (1992)
Quicksand (1994)
Omnibus
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