Akira Yoshimura

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Akira Yoshimura was a Japanese novelist known for his stark, meticulously researched works often depicting war, disaster, and human resilience, including the acclaimed novel "On Parole."

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instanceOf Japanese writer
human
novelist
awardReceived Akutagawa Prize
Noma Literary Prize
Yomiuri Prize for Literature
countryOfCitizenship Japan
educatedAt Meiji University
fieldOfWork historical narrative
literature
war literature
gender male
genre disaster fiction
historical fiction
war fiction
hasAdaptation film adaptation of On Parole
film adaptation of Shipwrecks
influenced contemporary Japanese novelists
influencedBy Japanese wartime experience
inLanguage Japanese
knownFor bleak depictions of human survival
precise historical and documentary research in fiction
languageOfWorkOrName Japanese
literaryMovement postwar Japanese literature
mainTheme disaster
human resilience
war
name Akira Yoshimura NERFINISHED
nationality Japanese
nativeName 吉村昭
notableWork Deserted City
linked to: The Empty City

On Parole
One Man’s Justice
Shipwrecks
occupation novelist
short story writer
periodOfActivity 20th century
placeOfBirth Tokyo
spouse Ikezawa Natsuki
spouseOccupation novelist
subjectOf literary criticism in Japan
workFocus historical events
natural disasters in Japan
true crime cases
writingStyle meticulously researched narratives
stark prose

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Yoshimura hasNotableBearer Akira Yoshimura