#原田ひ香 #古本食堂

**"A literary artist who beautifully observes life from a woman's perspective"**
Hika Harada is a Japanese novelist and screenwriter. Born in Kanagawa Prefecture, she resides in Suginami Ward, Tokyo. She majored in classical Japanese literature and wrote her graduation thesis on "Sarashina Nikki." After working as a secretary and plot writer, she debuted as a novelist in 2007, winning the 31st Subaru Literary Award for "Hajimaranai Tea Time." Her 2018 novel, "How to Spend 3,000 Yen," has sold over 1 million copies and was adapted into a TV drama series.
Q: What kind of work do you do?
I write about life from a woman's perspective, aiming for a beautiful portrayal in Japanese.
Q: What are your famous works?
"How to Spend 3,000 Yen." It's a representative work that resonates with today's youth, including junior high and high school students and new graduates, depicting how they navigate their daily lives.
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English Summary
**"A literary artist who looks at life beautifully from a female perspective"**
Hika Harada is a Japanese novelist and screenwriter. Born in Kanagawa Prefecture, lives in Suginami Ward, Tokyo. He majored in second-hand literature and wrote his graduation thesis on Sarashina Nikki. Although she works as a secretary and plot writer, she made her debut as a novelist in 2007 when she won the 31st Subaru Literary Award for ``Hajibaranai Tea Time.'' ``How to Use 3,000 Yen'', published in 2018, has sold a total of 1 million copies and was made into a drama series.
Q: What did you do?
I write about life from a woman's perspective so that it looks beautiful in Japanese.
Q: What are your famous works?
``How to spend 3,000 yen.'' This is a masterpiece that empathizes with today's young people, such as junior high and high school students and new graduates, and depicts how they live their daily lives.
Wikipedia：原田ひ香