Onda's novel most highly recommended by bookstore clerks

Onda's novel most highly recommended by bookstore clerks

Writer Riku Onda attends an award ceremony in Tokyo on April 11, 2017, as her novel "Mitsubachi to Enrai" (Honeybees and Distant Thunder), which depicts young people taking part in an international piano competition, was announced as the book that comes most highly recommended by Japan's bookstore clerks. Onda also won the Naoki Prize for popular fiction with the book in February. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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