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**"A writer who loves Sengoku warlords breaks new ground"**
Novelist, bookstore owner. Born in Kizugawa City, Kyoto Prefecture, residing in Otsu City, Shiga Prefecture. Member of the Japan Writers' Association, affiliated with FIRST AGENT. After working as a dance instructor, composer, and archaeological researcher, he debuted as a novelist and became a full-time writer, operating multiple bookstores and also working to establish literary awards.
His notable awards and titles include the "166th Naoki Sanjugo Prize" and "Member of the Japan Writers' Association." Additionally, famous works such as "Saiō no Tate," "Hikuichō Ushū Boro Tobigumi," and "Dojin" are listed.
Q: What is this person known for?
He received the 166th Naoki Sanjugo Prize.
Q: What are his famous works?
"Saiō no Tate" and "Hikuichō Ushū Boro Tobigumi" are famous.
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English Summary
**"A writer who loves Sengoku warlords is breaking new ground"**
Novelist, bookstore manager. Born in Kizugawa City, Kyoto Prefecture, lives in Otsu City, Shiga Prefecture. He is a member of the Japan Writers Association and belongs to FIRST AGENT. After working as a dance instructor, composer, and buried cultural property researcher, he made his debut as a novelist and became a full-time writer, running multiple bookstores and working on establishing a literary award.
Representative awards and titles include the ``166th Naoki Sanjugo Prize'' and ``Member of the Japan Writers Association.'' In addition, the names of famous works such as ``Sou no Tate'', ``Hikuicho Ushuborotobigumi'', and ``Dojin'' are also mentioned.
Q: What did you do?
Received the 166th Naoki Sanjugo Prize.
Q: What are your famous works?
``Sou no Tate'' and ``Hikuicho Ushu Boro Tobigumi'' are famous.
Wikipedia: Shogo Imamura
