＃原田　マハ　著 ＃リーチ先生 ﾊﾗﾀﾞﾏﾊ | Haradamaha Mr. Leach :9784087710113

**"Let's pick up hearts with stories of love"**

Maha Harada is a woman active as a writer, curator, and cultural essayist. She has published works spanning various genres of Japanese literature and has won numerous awards. She is also widely involved in cultural work.

She was born in Kodaira, Tokyo, and raised in Okayama. She graduated from Kwansei Gakuin University with a degree in Japanese Literature and from Waseda University's Second Faculty of Letters with a specialization in Fine Arts. Her pen name is said to be inspired by the work of Francisco Goya.

In 2012, she won the 25th Shugoro Yamamoto Prize for "Paradise Canvas" and was nominated for the 147th Naoki Prize. In 2017, she won the 36th Jiro Nitta Literary Award for "Leech Sensei."

As a novelist, she primarily writes stories centered on women's perspectives and families, some of which feature historical figures as models. For example, "Give Me Wings" is based on Amelia Earhart and draws inspiration from the true stories of American women in the 1940s.

**Q&A**

Q: What is her profession?

She continues to influence society and culture with her unique perspectives and narratives.

Q: What are her famous works?

"Waiting for Cafu" was her first award-winning novel, and she has since received many literary awards.

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English Summary

**"Let's pick up hearts with stories of love"**

Maha Harada is a woman who is active as a writer, curator, and cultural essayist. He has published works spanning various genres of Japanese literature and has won various awards. He is also active in a wide range of culturally related work.

She was born in Kodaira, Tokyo and raised in Okayama. Graduated from Kwansei Gakuin University, Faculty of Letters, Department of Japanese Literature, and Waseda University, Second Faculty of Letters, Department of Fine Arts. He took his pen name from the work of Francisco Goya.

In 2012, he won the 25th Shugoro Yamamoto Award for ``Paradise Canvas'' and was nominated for the 147th Naoki Award. In 2017, he won the 36th Nitta Jiro Literary Award for ``Leech Sensei''.

As a novelist, she primarily writes stories centered on women's perspectives and families, some of which are based on historical figures. For example, Give Me Wings is based on Amelia Earhart and takes its cues from the true stories of American women in the 1940s.

**Q&A**

Q: What did you do?

They continue to influence society and culture with their unique perspectives and narratives.

Q: What are your famous works?

Waiting for Cafu was her first award-winning novel, and she has since won many literary awards.

Wikipedia：原田マハ