Shinchosha Co., Ltd. “Darkness” is lukewarm! Ryoe Tsukimura, standard-bearer of socialist noir, releases h is latest book “Uro no Garan”

[Shinchosha Co., Ltd.] “Darkness” is lukewarm! Ryoe Tsukimura, standard-bearer of socialist noir, releases his latest book “Kyo no Garan” ​
Shinchosha Co., Ltd. Press release: October 18, 2024 “Dark fall” is lukewarm! Ryoe Tsukimura, standard-bearer of socialist noir, releases his latest book “Uro no Garan” Boss, fixer, yakuza – whoever grabs the most money will rule Kyoto! A jet-black Bildungsroman depicting humans at the mercy of desire is finally published. “Mr. Tsukimura, you did a great job writing this far.”
–Shohei Manabe, the author of “Yamikin Ushijima-kun” and “The Great Sins of Kujo”, was also surprised! Tsukimura is an author who continues to depict the darkness that plagues modern Japan through numerous bestsellers such as “Flower of the Desert” (winner of the Japan Mystery Writers Association Award), “Deceiving Sentient Beings” (winner of the Futaro Yamada Award), and “Hankoku Toki”. Ryoe’s latest book “Kyo no Garan” has been released by Shinchosha. The setting is Kyoto during the bubble period. Shohei Manabe, author of “Yamikin Ushijima-kun” and “The Great Sins of Kujo,” was surprised by the reality of the story of a young monk who wins a land war and becomes the ruler of Kyoto. Kyoto is an ancient capital that does not even have political power. It vividly captures the fierce conflict of interests that unfolded in the deepest part of the world. Please enjoy this author’s new masterpiece, which depicts humans at the mercy of their desires.
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Ryoe Tsukimura, who wrote “Deceiving Sentient Beings” based on the “Toyota Corporation Incident” and depicts modern Japan, writes about the fierce land war that unfolded in Kyoto during the bubble period in his latest book “The Void Garan.” I will try. This work depicts the story of a young monk who gets caught up in a factional conflict within his sect, and how he wins the land war and becomes the ruler of Kyoto.The first part of the story depicts the story of a young monk who becomes embroiled in a factional conflict within his sect and becomes the ruler of Kyoto. A two-part series that follows the election. The dynamic and profound story will never disappoint readers. In addition, in the November issue of “Shincho Shincho” released on October 22nd, to commemorate the publication of “Kyo no Garan”, a conversation between Ryoe Tsukimura and Shohei Manabe will be held. What is “hope” for these two socially conscious writers who continue to stare at a reality filled with “despair”? Don’t miss this either!
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/47877/1702/47877-1702-6172cfa705de002e4364c48f02fd166e-1050×722.jpg ■Content introduction The night before the bubble. In order to help his family’s temple, Ryogen is a monk who works at the sect of the Tonenji sect, the largest sect of Buddhism, and aims to get promoted. One day, while attending the sale of land owned by a temple, he notices that the Tonenji faction is keeping double accounting. Because of this, he was glared at by powerful people within the sect, and when he was forced into a predicament, it was Wakura, a powerful figure in the Kyoto underworld, who reached out to him. Ryogen dares to become evil in order to return the Tonenji faction, which is covered in greed, to the righteous path. Ryogen, who uses the yakuza to eliminate his enemies and doesn’t hesitate to even kill people, rises to become the leader of the Tonenji faction. What was waiting for her at the end of her quest filled with money and greed? ■Author introduction Ryoe Tsukimura (Ryoe Tsukimura) Born in Osaka in 1963. Graduated from Waseda University, Faculty of Letters. In 2010, he made his debut as a novelist with “Kiryu Keisatsu”. In 2012, he won the Japan Science Fiction Award for “Kiryu Keisatsu: Suicide Clause,” and in 2013, he won the Eiji Yoshikawa Literary Award for New Writers for “Kiryu Keisatsu: Dark Market.” In 2015, he received the Oyabu Haruhiko Award for “Colt M1851 Zangetsu” and the Japan Mystery Writers Association Award for “Desert no Hana.” In 2019 (Reiwa 1), won the Yamada Futaro Award for “Deceiving Sentient Beings”. His other books include “Tokyo Ronbu,” “Dance in the Naraku,” “Kiryu Keisatsu White Bone Road,” “Bitter Trap,” “Hangokoku,” and “Showdown.” ■Book data Void Garan [Author name] Ryoe Tsukimura [Release date] October 18th [Bookbinding] 46 format hardcover [List price] 2,200 yen (tax included) [ISBN]978-4-10-339533-1 [URL]
https://www.shinchosha.co.jp/book/339533/