Yasunari Kawabata
Yasunari Kawabata was a Japanese novelist and short story writer whose spare, lyrical, subtly-shaded prose works won him the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1968, the first Japanese author to receive the award.
Koto
(Novel)
Sound of the Mountain
(Novel)
A Page of Madness
(Writer)
A Page of Madness
(Original Story)
Mr. Thank You
(Novel)
House of the Sleeping Beauties
(Novel)
Kaidan Horror Classics
(Original Story)
With Beauty and Sorrow
(Novel)
Sadness and Beauty
(Novel)
Repast
(Script Supervisor)
A Rainbow at Every Turn
(Novel)
The Dancing Girl of Izu
(Author)
The Izu Dancer
(Novel)
Love Suicides
(Original Story)
Shinshun! Love stories
(Original Story)
Dancing Girls of Izu
(Original Story)
A Girl in the Sunset
(Original Story)
Kataude
(Original Story)
Asakusa kurenaidan
(Original Story)
Kingyo
(Original Story)
Three Sisters with Maiden Hearts
(Original Story)
Woman of the Lake
(Novel)
Family of Sorrow
(Original Story)
Twin Sisters of Kyoto
(Novel)
Dancing Girl
(Original Story)
The Old Capital
(Novel)
Snow Country
(Original Story)
Snow Country
(Novel)
Thousand Cranes
(Novel)
The House of the Sleeping Virgins
(Novel)
Koto: The Ancient City
(Novel)
Mother's First Love
(Novel)
The Izu Dancer
(Original Story)
Reminiscence
(Novel)
Snow Country
(Original Story)
Woman Unveiled
(Original Story)
House of Sleeping Beauties
(Novel)
Bellas durmientes
(Novel)
Nemureru bijo
(Novel)
Windy Street
(Novel)
The Scarlet Gang of Asakusa
(Novel)
The Master of Funerals
(Novel)
One Arm
(Novel)
The Old Capital
(Original Story)
The Izu Dancer
(Original Story)
Love Comes with Youth
(Writer)
Animated Classics of Japanese Literature
(Original Story)
Tamayura
(Original Story)
Kaidan Horror Classics
(Original Story)