#泡坂妻夫 #１１枚のとらんぷ新装版 :9784488402297

**Miracle Trick Artist Tsumao Awasaka**
A writer who was active in the Japanese mystery novel world. His representative works include the "Aiichiro Series," the "Soga Yoshijo Series," and the "Yogi Gandhi Series." He received the Izumi Kyoka Literary Award and the Naoki Prize.
Tsumao Awasaka (あわさか つまお) was born in 1933 and passed away in 2009. He was a Japanese mystery writer and novelist. Born and raised in Tokyo, he graduated from Tokyo Metropolitan Kudan High School.
He began writing novels while working as a crest painter. He debuted in 1976 with the short story "The DL No. 2 Incident" and subsequently published many works.
His style incorporated magic and tricks, earning him the moniker "the Japanese Chesterton." His works featured mechanisms that could only be realized in print, offering readers a sense of playfulness and ingenuity.
All of Tsumao Awasaka's works are connected, and characters sometimes make brief appearances in works from other series. He established a recurring pattern of setting a party scene at the conclusion of a series, where all major characters would gather.
He was also famous as a magic enthusiast and magician, to the extent that there was a magic award named after him, the "Atsukawa Masao Award." Tsumao Awasaka passed away on February 3, 2009, at the age of 75, due to acute aortic dissection.
**Q&A**
Q: What kind of person was he?
A: He was a writer active in the Japanese mystery novel world, known for receiving the Izumi Kyoka Literary Award and the Naoki Prize.
Q: What are his famous works?
A: The "Aiichiro Series," the "Soga Yoshijo Series," and the "Yogi Gandhi Series" are famous. They are known as his representative trick novels.
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English Summary
**Miracle Trick Artist Tsumao Awasaka**
A writer who was active in the Japanese mystery novel world. His representative works are the Aiichiro series, the Soga Yoshijo series, and the Yogi Gandhi series. Winner of the Izumi Kyoka Literary Award and the Naoki Award.
Tsumao Awasaka was born in 1933 and passed away in 2009. He is a Japanese mystery writer and novelist. Born and raised in Tokyo, I graduated from Tokyo Metropolitan Kudan High School.
He began writing novels while working as a coat of arms painter. He made his debut in 1976 with the short story ``DL Unit 2 Incident'' and has released many works since then.
His style incorporated magic and tricks, and he was called the ``Japanese Chesterton.'' His works had a gimmick that could only be realized in paper media, giving readers a sense of playfulness and skill.
All of Tsumao Awasaka's works are connected, and characters may appear briefly in works from other series. He set up a party scene at the end of the series, creating a regular pattern of all the main characters meeting together.
He was also famous as a magic enthusiast and magician, and there was even a magic award named after him, the ``Atsukawa Masao Award.'' Tsumao Awasaka passed away on February 3, 2009 at the age of 75 due to acute aortic dissection.
**Q&A**
Q: What did you do?
He is a writer who was active in the Japanese mystery novel world, and is known for winning the Izumi Kyoka Literary Award and the Naoki Award.
Q: What are your famous works?
Famous are the Aiichiro series, the Soga Yoshijo series, and the Yogi Gandhi series. It is known as his signature trick novel.
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