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**Order of Culture Recipient, Historical Novelist Sonoko Sugimoto**
A woman highly acclaimed in the literary world for her novels based on Japanese history and history books for the general public. Representative works include "The Shore of Loneliness" and "Madam Sadakko." She received numerous awards, including the Order of Culture.
**Major Works**
* Historical novels: "The Shore of Loneliness," "The Empress of Nijo," "The Flower Epitaph - Motokiyo Zeami"
* History books for the general public: "Women Who Colored History"
**Q&A**
Q: What was her profession?
She was active in writing novels on Japanese history and general history books, and was awarded the Order of Culture.
Q: What are her famous works?
"The Shore of Loneliness" and "Madam Sadakko" are her representative works. These works are highly regarded among historical researchers because they deal with the Horeki river improvement project and the late Qing Dynasty, respectively.
English Summary
**Order of Culture recipient, historical novelist Sonoko Sugimoto**
A woman who was highly praised in the literary world for her work in novels based on Japanese history and history books for the general public. Representative works include ``Loneliness Shore'' and ``Madam Sadakko.'' He has received numerous awards and the Order of Culture.
**Main works**
* Historical novels: ``The Shore of Loneliness'', ``The Empress of Nijo'', ``The Flower Epitaph - Motokiyo Zeami''
* History book for the general public: “Women who colored history”
**Q&A**
Q: What did you do?
He was active in writing novels about Japanese history and history books for the general public, and was awarded the Order of Culture.
Q: What are your famous works?
``Loneliness Shore'' and ``Madame Sadakko'' are representative works. These stories are highly regarded among historical researchers because they deal with the Baoli flood control incident and the end of the Qing Dynasty, respectively.
Wikipedia: Sonoko Sugimoto
