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Eiji Yoshikawa

Birth date: August 11, 1892

Died: September 07, 1962

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History, Literature & Fiction

Eiji Yoshikawa's Books

Musashi - Eiji Yoshikawa, Charles S. Terry, Edwin O. Reischauer

Taiko - Eiji Yoshikawa, William Scott Wilson

Vagabond, Volume 1 - Takehiko Inoue, Eiji Yoshikawa

The Heike Story: A Modern Translation of the Classic Tale of Love and War (Tuttle Classics) - Fuki Wooyenaka Uramatsu, Kenkichi Sugimoto, Kenichi Sugimoto, Eiji Yoshikawa

Musashi: The Way of the Samurai - Eiji Yoshikawa, Charles S. Terry

Vagabond, Volume 22 - Takehiko Inoue, Eiji Yoshikawa

Musashi: The Bushido Code - Eiji Yoshikawa, Charles S. Terry

Musashi: The Way of Life and Death - Eiji Yoshikawa, Charles S. Terry

Povestea familiei Heike (Romanian Edition) (Biblioteca Polirom) - Eiji Yoshikawa, Lorena Lupu

Musashi: The Way of the Sword - Eiji Yoshikawa, Charles S. Terry

Naruto-Hicho (Japanese Edition) - Eiji Yoshikawa

White Man in a Ricksaw - Eiji Yoshikawa

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Vagabond, Volume 21 - Takehiko Inoue, Eiji Yoshikawa

Taiko: An Epic Novel of War and Glory in Feudal Japan - Eiji Yoshikawa, William Scott Wilson

Musashi: An Epic Novel of the Samurai Era - Eiji Yoshikawa, Charles Terry

Musashi - Eiji Yoshikawa, Eiji Yoskikawa

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Lagraziana's Kalliopeion rated it

7 years ago

url War and Peace in Classical Japan: The Heiké Story by Yoshikawa Eiji

Japanese literature has a lot to offer although little is available in English translation. One of the great writers known also in the western hemisphere is Yoshikawa Eiji. The Heiké Story is an epic story of war and peace with sentimental sidesteps – set in Classical Japan and based on true event...

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The Caffeinated Bibliophile rated it

10 years ago

text Vagabond, Volume 1

Interesting enough premise. Just not enough to keep me interested.

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If wishes were horses... rated it

13 years ago

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This fictionalized account of the life of the swordsman Miyamoto Musashi is epic in proportion and entertaining from start to finish.

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Booklog rated it

17 years ago

text Musashi

Only one word can describe this book: EPIC. Published initially in serial format, this is probably one of the best works of historical fiction I've ever read. Yeah it has cheesey martial arts elements to it, but the author takes very great pains to really develop all of the characters. We see the...

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