Japanese literature, new and old
By: by Jun-ichirō Tanizaki [and others] Edited and translated by Ryōzō Matsumoto.
Edition: [Enl. and rev. ed.
Publisher: Hokuseido Press
Published: 1966
Place of publication: Tōkyō]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 299
Subjects: Japanese literature -- Translations into English
Table of contents: title: Keikichi's temptation, by H. Kikuchi.; title: Pleasure, by K. Nagai.; title: Lady Kesa and imperial guardsman Moritō, by R. Akutagawa.; title: Han's crime, by N. Shiga.; title: Tatoo, by J. Tanizaki.; title: The Neptune, by Y. Nogami.; title: The foxes, by Y. Nogami.; title: A cock horse, and other poems, by K. Takamura.; title: Fruits, by S. Masaoka.; title: Lady Kiritsubo; the first chapter of The tale of Genji, by Murasaki-Shikibu.; title: Selected pieces from The pillow notes, by Sei-Shōnagon.; title: Quotations from the Gleanings from my leisure hours, by Kenkō-Hōshi.; title: A trip to Sarashina, by B. Matsuo.; title: Books on Japanese arts and Japanese literary masterpieces, by R. Matsumoto (p. [301]-[302])