・Books related to Natsuhiko Kyogoku are on sale → #GM36NatsuhikoKyogokuBooks ・Books by Shigeru Mizuki are on sale → #GM36ShigeruMizuki ・Books by Miyuki Miyabe are on sale → #GM36MiyukiMiyabeBooks ・Books by Baku Yumemakura are on sale → #GM36BakuYumemakuraBooks ・Books by Eiji Otsuka are on sale → #GM36EijiOtsukaBooks ・Books by Hiroshi Aramata are on sale → #GM36HiroshiAramata ・Essays and miscellaneous writings are on sale → #GM36Essays ・Horror, thriller, and ghost story books are on sale → #GM36HorrorThriller ・Domestic mystery books are on sale → #GM36DomesticMystery ・All items for sale are here → #GM36 [Details] First edition, with obi, Natsuhiko Kyogoku's collection of dialogues, Yokai Daidangi, published by Kadokawa Shoten First edition, June 30, 2005, published by Kadokawa Shoten, with obi What are yokai and strange phenomena to the Japanese? Starting with his mentor, Shigeru Mizuki, and including Yoichiro Takeda, Shinichi Nakazawa, Miyuki Miyabe, Baku Yumemakura, Eiji Otsuka, Mamoru Takada, Kazuhiko Komatsu, Katsushi Nishiyama, and Naoki Karasawa... a collection of dialogues in which Natsuhiko Kyogoku talks with 15 people who love strange phenomena across genres. A must-have book for Kyogoku fans. Contents Shigeru Mizuki - The bond between master and disciple deepened by yokai / Yoichiro Takeda - Yokai in the brain-oriented society / Shinichi Nakazawa - The dandyish evil nature / Baku Yumemakura - The fighting Onmyoji writer, the laughing yokai writer / Adam Kabat - Yokai characters of Edo / Miyuki Miyabe - Peeking into the darkness of yokai and the heart / Norio Yamada - The essence of yokai and ghost stories / Eiji Otsuka - Was folklore a pseudo-history? / Makoto Tezuka - The method of creating yokai / Mamoru Takada - Our great entertainment / Masayasu Hosaka - If you understand "yokai," you'll understand "Showa" / Naoki Karasawa - The yokai illustrated book is determined by love and a sense of competition! / Kazuhiko Komatsu - The present of yokai studies / Katsushi Nishiyama - What is the study of strange phenomena? Natsuhiko Kyogoku Born in 1963 in Otaru, Hokkaido. Supervisor of the Mystery Writers of Japan. Representative of the World Yokai Association and the Obake Tomo no Kai. Made a shocking debut in 1994 with "Summer of the Ubume." Awarded the 49th Mystery Writers of Japan Award for Best Novel for "Moryo no Hako" in 1996, the 25th Izumi Kyoka Prize for "Warau Iemon" in 1997, the 16th Yamamoto Shugoro Prize for "Nozoki Koheiji" in 2003, and the 130th Naoki Prize for "Ato Kosetsu Hyaku Monogatari" in 2004. Awarded the 24th Shibata Renzaburo Prize for "Nishi Kosetsu Hyaku Monogatari" in 2011. Received the Tono Culture Award in 2016. Received the Saitama Culture Award in 2019. Awarded the 56th Yoshikawa Eiji Literary Prize for "To Kosetsu Hyaku Monogatari" in 2022. [Condition] There is some yellowing due to aging, but the cover has few scratches and is generally a beautiful book. #Horror #GhostStories #Kitan