A 31-book paperback set featuring a variety of popular and representative works by the award-winning and popular author Naka Saijo. Genres: Historical fiction, fantasy, literary works, contemporary novels, and other genres Author: Naka Saijo "Urasabishigawa" *Naoki Prize* A moving historical series weaving together the joys and sorrows of life. From the Konpanya Gomez series: "Konpanya Gomez" *Japan Fantasy Novel Award* In near-future Japan, the "Edo Nation" appears, in a state of national isolation. Tatsujiro, a second-year university student, passes through a competition with a 300-to-1 ratio to be allowed entry. His guarantor is Harima no Kami Magome, the Nagasaki Magistrate, also known as "Konpanya Gomez," a man six and a half feet tall, weighing 46 kan (approximately 172 kg), notorious for his wickedness, and even feared by great thieves! "Konpanya Gomez: Poppy Flowers" "Konpanya Gomez: The Sword of Karma" From the Namboshiya series: "Marumaru no Mari" *Yoshikawa Eiji Literary Prize for New Writers* The Namboshiya, a family of three generations selling sweets, is a thriving shop with a "sold out" policy. This is a superb historical novel depicting the warmth of the human heart, full of charm and unwavering. "Inoko Korokoro" From the Zennin Nagaya series: "Zennin Nagaya" Kasuke, a locksmith, begins living in a tenement known for housing only good people. In reality, the residents of the tenement are "villains" with a secret life. A masterpiece of human drama historical fiction! "Enma no Yonoshi: Zennin Nagaya" "Okawa Chigiri: Zennin Nagaya" From the Otsuya-san's Kagurazaka Diary series: "When the Figs Bear Fruit: Otsuya-san's Kagurazaka Diary" Otsuya, a former geisha and still stylish, is a popular person who is often relied upon, even though she is lazy. Otsuya solves incidents that occur in the Kagurazaka area with a refreshing touch! A collection of works full of warm human feelings and emotions. "The Day That Always Disappeared: Otsuya-san's Kagurazaka Diary" "Miyako Sawagi: Otsuya-san's Kagurazaka Diary" "Nehan no Yuki" *Nakayama Yoshihide Literary Award* "Akatsuki no Suzu" *Hosoya Masamitsu Award* "Kyokutei no Ie" "Tsukumo Fuji" "Gontakure" "Shikishiki no Ai" "Rokka Rakuraku" "Senryo Kazari" "Wakare En" "Hamu Hataru" "Ukin" "Gingyo Tenarai" "Inkyo Sugoroku" "Muko-dono Aiaiseki" "Uroko ya Hanjoki" "Mutsuki Warabe" "Neko no Kairai" "Sennen Oni" "Akihabara Sakidome Koban Yurei-tsuki" (Information extracted from the HP of each publisher) *Some items were purchased used. Please note that the other items have been stored at home for a long time.