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松本清張、なぜ再注目？『松本清張はよみがえる』『松本清張 ...
WEB松本清張が1992年に没して32年。年号も平成から令和に変わって過去の作家になってきたかと思いきや、2024年2月にノンフィクション作家の保阪 ...
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WEB第1部は昭和史を探求した松本清張の足跡をたどり、第2部は著者と阿刀田高氏、加藤陽子氏との対話を通して昭和を再考する。. 現在、メディアでは「昭和ブーム」が演出さ …
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Points and Lines
Book by Seichō Matsumoto
A perfectly plotted, cosy detective story from Seicho Matsumoto, Japan's master of mystery.'It was a puzzle with no solution. But he did not lose heart.'In a rocky cove in the bay of Hakata, the bodie…
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Original title点と線 [Ten to sen]
Originally publishedJanuary 1, 1958
Author Seichō Matsumoto
GenreJapan · Fiction · Mystery · Crime · Japanese Literature · Thriller · Asia · Classics · Detective · Mystery Thriller
Characters Yasuda Tatsuo · Torigai Jutaro · Mihara Kiichi · Yasuda Ryoko · Ishida Yoshio
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Despites its origins as a magazine serial, Tokyo Express’s an enviably taut, mystery novel by prolific, award-winning au…
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Despites its origins as a magazine serial, Tokyo Express’s an enviably taut, mystery novel by prolific, award-winning author Seichō Matsumoto. A bestseller since its first appearance in Japan in 1958, it’s since been adapted for both film and television. It’s now considered a classic of the flowering of Japanese crime fiction post-WW2 – the genre was banned during the war because it was considered a source of potentially decadent, unpatriotic ideas. At first the crime at the book’s centre seems relatively straightforward: a man and a woman are found dead on a desolate beach in wintry Kashii, next to them an empty bottle laced with cyanide, just another tragic, but predictable, example of double-suicide (Shinjū), a ritual that had become almost commonplace in the period after WW2. But one of the team assigned to the case, Inspector Torigai, isn’t satisfied with that explanation, he shares his suspicions with the equally-dogged, Inspector Mihara, sent from Tokyo to follow up on events. Torigai's, and then Mihara’s investigations, form the bulk of the story, in many ways they’re thinly-sketched figures yet somehow, they’re quite compelling. Shabby, world-weary, provincial Inspector Torigai’s a particularly sympathetic character, and his bond with the younger, overworked Inspector Mihara’s very effective. Their investigation, with its links to government corruption and bribery, provides a striking glimpse of the machinery of everyday life in post-war Japan, along with its many contradictions: an era of massive reconstruction resulting in a society caught between tradition and rapid change; a place weighed down by complex and damaging social and professional hierarchies, where industrialists thrive but the police are understaffed and poorly-paid. …
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My thanks to Penguin Press UK and NetGalley for a review copy of this book.Tokyo Express is a Japanese mystery/…
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My thanks to Penguin Press UK and NetGalley for a review copy of this book.Tokyo Express is a Japanese mystery/detective novel by Seichō Matsumoto, first published in 1958 and in this version, translated by Jesse Kirkwood. Having only read two of Seishi Yokomizo’s Kindaichi mysteries so far, when this showed up on NetGalley, I was keen to give it a try, and while it turned out quite different from the usual ‘mystery’ novel, I found it to be a very enjoyable one indeed.After a short opening chapter, the significance of most of the happenings of which we realise only later, we find ourselves on Kashii Beach in Fukuoka where two bodies are found, a man in western clothes and a young woman in a kimono, both of whom have consumed arsenic. Everything seems to point to a ‘love’ suicide, as the persons involved had been seen boarding a train together at Tokyo station and now some days later the bodies have been found side-by-side. But seasoned detective Jūtarō Torigai, of the local police is not entirely convinced, and begins investigating the possible course of events, which if anything, only deepens his suspicions that something doesn’t quite fit. Then one day, Torigai has a visitor, a young colleague from the Tokyo police, Kiichi Mihara, who shares his suspicions. With inputs from Torigai, Mihara begins to investigate the matter, with support from his immediate superior and soon, others up the hierarchy as well. The puzzle before Mihara is no easy one, and us readers go along for the ride as he works at it from different angles, trying to decipher what exactly happened that night at Kashii Beach.Tokyo Express is a short and very crisp book, rather different from the usual order of mysteries that I have read in that here our focus is almost entirely Inspector …
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"Looking back now, I see that, from start to finish, this case was only ever a matter of train and plane timetables. Th…
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"Looking back now, I see that, from start to finish, this case was only ever a matter of train and plane timetables. The answers all lay buried within them."1950s Japan, a couple is found dead on a beach. It looks like double suicide. The man is a high official at Ministry X, embroiled in a corruption scandal. The woman is a waitress at a restaurant where business man and supplier of the Ministry, Mr Yasuda, is a regular. But is it suicide? Or is Yasuda somehow connected?A pretty straightforward detective novel with a pleasant calm tone and pace, and an increasingly intricate plot build on the departure and arrival times of trains. The continuous criss-crossing of Japan certainly added to the atmosphere. I wouldn't go so far as to call this a literary thriller, but it is definitely intriguing and well done. 3,5
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