Dokusha Book Club’s Substack
Dokusha Book Club, Lopamudra NayakDokusha in Japanese means a reader. We're a community of dokushas, or readers, interested in Japanese literature, art, cinema, food, basically everything Japanese.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 19 | Subscribers | Read | dokusha.substack.com |
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Interview with Yuki Tejima: “Tokyo is a book lover’s heaven; I love how vibrant its literary scene is”
Which was the first Japanese book that you translated and how was the experience like?
Yukio Mishima: The final moments
Yukio Mishima rose early on the morning of November 25, 1970. He shaved slowly and carefully. This was to be his death face. There must be no unsightly blemishes. He took a shower, and put on a fresh, white cotton fundoshi, a loincloth. The...
Book excerpt: Butter by Asako Yuzuki
A sliver of butter perched atop a mound of steaming rice garnished with a single drop of soy sauce was a taste that had quickly become an addiction for Rika. She’d used lashings of the same butter on her morning toast, too, and as a result ...
"The stylistic issue is that Japanese writing uses repetition in ways that English writing simply doesn’t"
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Dokusha in Japanese means a reader. We're a community of readers interested in Japanese literature.
A poet, writer, and biotechnologist with a passion for literature and storytelling. I write poetry, book and movie reviews, and reflections on pop culture, sharing my work on a blog and on Instagram.
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