# Kuniko Mukoda, Author # New Edition: Midnight Rose MUKODA KUNIKO Kodansha New Edition: Midnight Rose (Kodansha Bunko Mu 5-4) : Written by Kuniko Mukoda New edition Midnight Rose :9784062933285

**"A female genius who created heartwarming home dramas"**
Japanese TV drama scriptwriter, essayist, and novelist. Introducing Kuniko Mukoda, winner of the 83rd Naoki Prize.
She was active in the world of TV dramas, movies, and essays, and is known as one of the leading screenwriters of home dramas. She was praised as a "standard-bearer of home dramas" for her realistic portrayals of ordinary people's lives. Her representative works include "Seven Grandchildren" and "The Terauchi Kantaro Family."
As she herself stated, her time in Kagoshima was the origin of her literary career. During the chaotic post-war period, her family also lived in Sendai due to her father's transfer, an experience she chronicled in her essay "My Father's Letter of Apology." It seems she had various experiences herself due to the influence of her father, who frequently moved around Japan.
Q: What was her profession?
She was active in the world of TV dramas, movies, and essays, and was regarded as the "standard-bearer of home dramas."
Q: What are her famous works?
"Seven Grandchildren," "The Terauchi Kantaro Family"
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English Summary
**"A female genius who created heartwarming home dramas"**
Japanese TV drama scriptwriter, essayist, and novelist. Introducing Kuniko Mukoda, winner of the 83rd Naoki Prize.
She is active in the world of TV dramas, movies, and essays, and is known as one of the leading screenwriters of home dramas, and has been praised as a ``standard-bearer of home dramas'' for her realistic portrayals of ordinary people's lives. His representative works include ``Seven Grandchildren'' and ``The Terauchi Kantaro Family.''
As she herself has said, her time in Kagoshima was the origin of her literary career, and during the post-war turmoil, her family lived in Sendai due to her father's transfer, and she writes about that experience in her essay ``My Father's Letter of Apology.'' She seems to have had various experiences herself due to the influence of her father, who moved around all over Japan.
Q: What did you do?
To be active in the world of TV dramas, movies, and essays, and to be evaluated as the “standard bearer of home dramas.”
Q: What are your famous works?
"Seven grandchildren" "Kantaro Terauchi family"
Wikipedia: Kuniko Mukoda