"Depicting the world of mystery and horror with fervor. The various stories included in this book, "The Harem of Genghis Khan," are a comprehensive collection of the essence of the "exotic tales" of the genius, Mushitaro Oguri, who is not widely known. With unrestrained, soaring passion, he relentlessly depicted secret realms and remote areas in this grand collection." Google Books "The hidden treasures of Genghis Khan stir the dark ambitions of men who have drifted to the northern border of China! The title story, known as a masterpiece of new legends, the extraordinary and terrible end of a Japanese man who attempted to explore Siberia during the Tenmei era, the heartbreaking experiences of a German who joined the Chinese Red Army, and other tales, a mix of fact and fiction, depicting the lonely dreams and dark passions of humans in exotic lands. These seven stories, with their bewitching power, lure readers into another dimension. Standing brilliantly in the distance of fantasy and darkness, the giant peak of the Oguri legend world!" Kodansha BOOK Club This is Mushitaro Oguri's "The Harem of Genghis Khan," published by Togen-sha in the first edition of June 1971. There is some age-related yellowing on the three sides of the book, but there are no stains, writing, or library stamps. The binding is by Osamu Tsukasa, and the cover design is by Tatsuru Kanamori. Please consider purchasing this book, understanding that it is a 53-year-old used book."