Dazai's scripts found in ceramic artist's home in Tokyo

Dazai's scripts found in ceramic artist's home in Tokyo

TOKYO, Japan - Photo shows what is believed to be an unreleased poem by the legendary novelist Osamu Dazai that was made available on June 19, the centennial of his birth, together with 27 other similar writings. The writings, also including dramas, were discovered in May at the Tokyo home of ceramic artist Wato Abe, whose father Gosei was a friend of Dazai's. The poems were dated July 3, 1925, and bore an alias of Dazai's real name, Shuji Tsushima. (Kyodo)

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