Title: Kaoru Kurimoto
Content:  Kaoru Kurimoto (栗本 薫) was the pen name of Sumiyo Imaoka (今岡 純代), a Japanese novelist. Imaoka also used the pen name Azusa Nakajima (中島 梓) to write criticism and music. She was known for her record-breaking 130-volume Guin Saga series, which has been translated into English, German, French, Italian and Russian. Her style has been described as being part of the New Wave science fiction movement. Outside of her literary endeavors, she was a playwright, composer, and pianist who performed with her own jazz ensemble, the Azusa Nakajima Trio.
Title: Kaori Ekuni
Content:  In Japan, she was dubbed the female Murakami. Her numerous works of fiction have been translated into several languages and published in many different countries, including her novel Twinkle Twinkle, which has been translated into English. From 2004 to 2008 her books were continuously in Korea's top 50 bestsellers list. Twinkle Twinkle was a bestseller in 1991.
Title: Kaoru
Content: Kaoru (f) - Rilakkuma and Kaoru ; Kaoru Toki 時 カオル (f) - Seitokai Yakuindomo ; Kaoru (m) - Uninhabited Planet Survive! ; Kaoru Akashi (f) - Zettai Karen Children ; Kaoru (f) - Daughter of Smoke and Bone ; Kaoru Amane 薫 (f) - Taiyou no Uta ; Kaoru Asahina (m) - Junjo Romantica ; Fujiwara no Kaoru a.k.a. Murasaki Shikibu (m) - Akane-sasu Sekai de Kimi to Utau ; Kaoru Genji 薫 (m) - Tale of Genji ; Kaoru Hanabishi (m) - Ai Yori Aoshi ; Kaoru Hitachiin 馨 (m) - Ouran High School Host Club ; Kaoru Hondobou (m) - Gyakuten Saiban 3 ; Kaoru Kaidoh 薫 (m) - Prince of Tennis ; Kaoru Kameyama (m) - Aibō ; Kaoru Kamiya 薫 (f) - Rurouni Kenshin ; Kaoru 
Title: Tsunao Okumura
Content:  His colleagues observed that Okumura was pleasant and self-assured but lacked the hunger that characterised other Nomura executives. He often came to work late, was despondent and left early. Shortly after joining Nomura, his parents arranged for him to marry the eldest daughter of a wealthy Osaka landowner. His marriage into wealth further discouraged his ambition. In 1935, Okumura made a serious error which nearly cost him his career. As a research analyst in marketing, Okumura published a secret book for investors espousing the merits of purchasing overseas bonds. At the time, the Bank of Japan prohibited the purchase of overseas bonds by the Japanese. Japan needed all the money it could get to expand its military. Bank of Japan officials found out about the brochure and consequently reprimanded the then-president of Nomura securities, Otogo Kataoka. Kataoka furiously ordered Okumura's resignation but was persuaded by other senior colleagues to simply demote Okumura instead. Disgraced, Okumura was transferred to the registration section. The registration section, where only women worked, involved hand numbering every security as it was bought and sold. The only compensation for Okumura there was that the women spoiled him shamelessly.
Title: Taku Mayumura
Content:  In 1965, he retired from the company and started working as an independent writer. Mayumura's first book, the science fiction novel Moeru Keisha (燃える傾斜), was published by Tōto Shobo in the same year. In 1976, his book Psychic School Wars was released, and was later adapted into both live action and anime versions. In 1979, he won the seventh Izumi Kyōka Prize for Literature and the Seiun Award for his novel Shōmetsu no Kōrin, which is the representative work in his "Shiseikan series". In 1996, he won his second Seiun Award for another entry in the Shiseikan series, the long novel Hikishio no Toki. His story Toraerareta School Bus inspired the 1986 
Title: Kaoru Mitsumune
Content: 1830m ; "Sakuranbo to Kodoku" (Kenkyūsei) ; "Aozora yo Sabishikunai Ka?" (AKB48 + SKE48 + NMB48 + HKT48) 
Title: Akira Yoshimura
Content:  Yoshimura was the president of the Japanese writers' union and a PEN member. He published over 20 novels, of which On Parole and Shipwrecks are internationally known and have been translated into several languages. In 1984 he received the Yomiuri Prize for his novel Hagoku (破獄, On Parole) based on the true story of Yoshie Shiratori. After the 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami, Yoshimura's nonfiction chronicle of three previous tsunamis on the coast of Sanriku, Sanriku Kaigan Otsunami received an influx of orders, requiring a reprint of 150,000 copies. Yoshimura's wife and author in her own right, Setsuko Tsumura donated the royalties from the book to the village of Tanohata, which was heavily impacted by the tsunami. Tanohata was a favorite place of Yoshimura's to visit and inspired him to begin research on the historical tsunamis of the area. Yoshimura was married to the writer Setsuko Tsumura.
Title: Kaoru Takamura
Content:  Kaoru Takamura (髙村 薫) is a Japanese writer from Osaka. She has won numerous Japanese literary awards, including the Mystery Writers of Japan Award, the Japan Adventure Fiction Association Prize, the Naoki Prize, the Yomiuri Prize, and the Noma Literary Prize, and her work has been adapted for film and television.
Title: Tsunao Okumura
Content:  Later on, Okumura's book on purchasing overseas bonds put him back in favor with Nomura's senior management, sending his career on an upward path.
Title: Koichi Toyama
Content: 『デルクイ 01』 彩流社、February 2011 ISBN: 978-4-7791-1563-9 ; 『デルクイ 02』 彩流社、November 2013 ISBN: 978-4779119378 

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": Koroku Inumura also wrote a book which has the OCLC number 318875313.
Answer: False