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Frankfurt Book Fair 2007
October 10th - 14th
http://www.frankfurt-book-fair.com
Japanese Writers' House / TranNet stand: X2 [IRC]
Dear Publishers:
Japanese Writers' House represents Japanese authors and publishers in a variety of fields.
We are pleased to share with you some recent rights and publicity highlights of our list.
For more information about us, please visit our website at
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Japanese Writers' House
We would like to make an appointment to speak with you during the Fair.
Times are available throughout Frankfurt Book Fair 2007, from Wednesday, October 10th to Saturday,
October 13th (NOT Sunday 14th). Kindly e-mail or fax us your first choice for a meeting time and place,
as well as a second and third choice.
We are looking forward to meeting you and establishing a mutually rewarding relationship
for the future.
Please feel free to stop by our stand, X2 [IRC].
Best Regards,
Japanese Writers' House / TranNet KK
Email: rights@trannet.co.jp
FAX: +81-3-3513-5489
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FICTION |
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One Hundred and One Nightmares
by Kanji Hanawa
[Literature, Mystery, Horror]
Akumu hayakuichi ya (One Hundred and One Nightmares) is a collection of short stories exploring our deepest fears and neuroses while remaining firmly rooted in our experiences of daily life. Although drawing on elements of Japanese culture, the nightmarish scenarios are surprisingly familiar for Western readers who will immediately identify with the characters and the situations they face. Thought-provoking and compulsive reading.
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Something Fishy
by Ryuichi Kasumi [Mystery, Humor]
When private detective Fukusuke Kurenaimon first interviews his clients, the incidents he has to investigate always seem quite odd, but fairly benign. For example, there doesn't seem anything dangerous about the "ochazuke case", where Fukusuke has to find out why his client was sent a rice-soup set by someone pretending to be her boyfriend.
However, in each of the four cases recounted here, things rapidly turn nasty.
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https://www2.trannet.co.jp/jwh/ep/tjc_rights_dtl.asp?rt=R0000060 |
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The Night Time Picnic
by Riku Onda
[Literature, Fiction]
More than 800,000 copies were sold, including paperbacks published in Sept. 2006. A film based on the novel was released in Sept. 2006. The novel is now translated into Chinese, Korean, and possibly into Thai, but no European language. Many adult readers as much as teenagers are attracted to the story, and its basic themes - the feud between half-siblings, parents and children, true friendship - are universal.
RIGHTS SOLD: CHINA, KOREA
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http://www.trannet-japan.com/ep/tjc_rights_dtl.asp?rt=R0000047 |
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ESSAYS |
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The Last Messages from the Angels
by Nanami Matsubara [Essays, Impressive, Poetry]
Before becoming a nurse, the author was working immensely hard for a trading company in Japan. However, a crucial encounter with a certain gentleman in the company marked a turning point in her attitude to life. This experience and the insight born of it have supported her ever since: "take care of the present, so that you will have no regrets when the time comes for you to die!"
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https://www2.trannet.co.jp/jwh/ep/tjc_rights_dtl.asp?rt=R0000024 |
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Live with meaning. Die with passion.
by Fumitada Naoe
[Autobiography, Business]
After the loss of his first love to a fatal illness, a man discovers a purpose and launches a company from scratch, only to turn it into a 3 billion yen business in a span of just three years. This man is Fumitada Naoe, and Live with Meaning, Die with Passion is his first-hand account of his life-affirming odyssey from a poverty-stricken little boy in an Asian shantytown to a business superstar in Japan.
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HUMOR |
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Jokes from War Zones
by Takashi Hayasaka
[Humor, Entertainment]
The author, Takashi Hayasaka, visited most of the world's areas of conflict as a journalist: the Middle East, Eastern Europe, the former republics of the Soviet Union and Asia. There, he saw people oppressed and harassed, often living in danger of their lives, but there was always laughter.
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http://www.trannet-japan.com/ep/tjc_rights_dtl.asp?rt=R0000025
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PSYCHOLOGY |
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Children's Drawings - Understanding Minds
by Hideo Watanabe
[Psychology, Education]
Includes psychological and physiological analysis. Extrapolates facial, body, and pharyngeal information from children's drawing of a person. Helps diagnose illness through free association picture-drawing, without touching a child.
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http://www.trannet-japan.com/ep/tjc_rights_dtl.asp?rt=R0000053 |
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COOKING |
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SPIRITUAL |
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Euphoria in the Brain - We Were All Born to Experience Euphoria
by Angela Lala
[Illustrated Book, Spiritual, Self-Help, Self-publishing]
Do you know your "real self?" Deals with a fundamental question, "What is self?"
Explores the invisible "world of the mind." Takes readers through the "healing" process to restore their own selves.
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https://www2.trannet.co.jp/jwh/ep/tjc_rights_dtl.asp?rt=R0000058 |
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SELF-HELP |
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Soroban Brain Training: Rejuvenate Your Brain!
by Kazuhito Kawanishi
[Self-Help, Mathematics]
This is a how-to book that illustrates how to activate your brain, reduce memory loss, and prevent dementia. This book offers various exercises based on the "Soroban (Japanese abacus)," an excellent traditional device of Japan which improves Soroban users' numerical ability. No knowledge of the "Soroban" is necessary.
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http://www.trannet-japan.com/ep/tjc_rights_dtl.asp?rt=R0000056 |
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My Brimming Heart
by Fusako Ando
[Illustrated Book, Self-Help]
Racing heartbeat at the beginning, heart filled with love, uncontrollable tears, a sense of insecurity running through my mind... The emotions of a girl in love are portrayed in Gogyohka (five-line poetry). Love spills out of 54 pieces of poetry.
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http://www.trannet-japan.com/ep/tjc_rights_dtl.asp?rt=R0000055 |
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