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Asyona
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My favourite is Haruka's Norwegian wood. This book just smth... :ph34r: I understand some things better now.
have you read any his books? |
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Rindi_chan
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Location: Nara, Japan
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You're talking about Haruki Murakami, right? I'm actually reading through The Elephant Vanishes at present... Good stuff - very Japanese. I haven't read any of his other stuff though.
Murakami visited my school and gave a lecture last week. I didn't go, but the campus suddenly seemed filled up with Japanese people, which was weird. ._. |
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Asyona
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Visited? Ur school?!  Whaaa!))
I' don't like Japanes literature, but I like Haruki.
I agree with you, when you say that it's very Japanes.
And I still don't know why Sheep Hunter and Dance dance dance Are famous! <_<  |
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