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**"Riku Onda, a novelist who continues to create fantastic worlds"**
Genre: Horror, SF novel, Representative works: "The Sixth Sayoko", "Night Picnic", "The Bee and the Distant Thunder"
Riku Onda is a Japanese novelist. Born on October 25, 1964, her real name is Nanae Kumagai. She was born in Aomori City, Aomori Prefecture, but later moved to Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture, and subsequently lived in various other locations. In her childhood, she developed an affinity for books and music, and influenced by her father's love of classical music, she learned to play the piano. Even as an adult, listening to the piano remains her favorite activity.
Onda enrolled in the Department of Japanese Language and Literature, Faculty of Education, Waseda University, and was a member of the high-society orchestra, playing the alto saxophone. She was also a member of the Waseda Mystery Club. After graduating, she worked as an office lady for a life insurance company, but was eventually hospitalized due to overwork. At that time, she had the misconception that writers were elderly, so she had to work for a while. However, after recovering, she read Ken'ichi Sakami's "The Tale of the Inner Palace" and was shocked to discover that the age difference between his talent and the author was only one year. She began her writing career six months later, while still working.
She published her first book in 1992, and soon after, in 1993, she was a finalist for the Japan Fantasy Novel Award. Since then, her works have continued to receive critical acclaim. Onda captivates readers with her unique writing style and imaginative worldview.
**Q&A**
Q: What did she do?
She influenced the world by continually creating fantastical worlds born from her own experiences, drawing from both books and music.
Q: What are her famous works?
Her works include horror and science fiction novels such as "The Sixth Sayoko," "Night Picnic," and "The Bee and the Distant Thunder." In particular, "The Sixth Sayoko" created a fantastical world that captivated readers, and her works have continued to receive positive reviews.
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English Summary
**"Riku Onda, a novelist who continues to create fantastic worlds"**
Genre: Horror, SF novel, Representative works: "The Sixth Sayoko", "Night Picnic", "The Bee and the Distant Thunder"
Riku Onda is a Japanese novelist. Born on October 25, 1964, her real name is Nanae Kumagai. Born in Aomori City, Aomori Prefecture, he later moved to Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture, and after that he lived in various places. As a child, he grew up with an affinity for books and music, and under the influence of his father's love of classical music, he learned to play the piano, and even as an adult, listening to the piano is still his favorite thing to do.
Onda entered Waseda University's Faculty of Education, Department of Japanese Language and Literature, and was a member of a high society orchestra playing the alto saxophone. He also belonged to the Waseda Mystery Club. After graduating, she worked as an office lady for a life insurance company, but ended up being hospitalized due to overwork. At that time, there was an assumption that writers were elderly, so I had to work with them once. However, after returning to work, he read Ken'ichi Sakami's ``Sea Palace Novel'' and was shocked to see that the age difference between his talent and the author was only one year, so he began his career as a writer six months later while still working.
He published his first book in 1992, and shortly after was selected as a finalist for the Japan Fantasy Novel Award in 1993, and his works have continued to receive positive reviews. Onda captivates readers with his unique writing style and creative worldview.
**Q&A**
Q: What did you do?
He influenced the world by continuing to create fantastical worlds born from his own experiences, both in books and music.
Q: What are your famous works?
Her works include horror and science fiction novels such as ``Sayoko the Sixth,'' ``Night Picnic,'' and ``The Bee and the Distant Thunder.'' In particular, ``Sayoko the Sixth'' created a fantastical world that captivated readers, and her works continued to receive positive reviews.
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