“When the Qing Dynasty collapsed, the 14th princess of Prince Su, Yoshiko, was adopted at the age of seven by Naniwa Kawashima, a continental ronin who was close to her father, and given the name Yoshiko. Yoshiko, who moved from China to Japan, was raised like a boy, but at the age of seventeen, she was violated by her adoptive father, Naniwa, and was deeply shocked. After that, Yoshiko also failed in marriage and became a dancer in Shanghai, where she began to provide information to the Japanese army. The turbulent life of Yoshiko Kawashima, the female spy known as the "Mata Hari of the East."” Kinokuniya Bookstore This is a copy of "Stop the Sunset" by Koji Kurumizawa, published by Tokuma Shoten, first edition in July 1989, with the obi (paper band). There is little yellowing due to aging, and there are no stains, writing, or library stamps on the main body. There are two small spots on the edges of the pages. Please consider purchasing this item with the understanding that it is a used book. *The following works by Koji Kurumizawa are also on sale: Riding the Yellow Dust Toshin (Fighting God) Stop the Sunset Sad Travelers Festival of the Sun Beyond the Tian Shan Mountains Shanghai Lily