Shinoyama Kishin-ban Genji monogatari
Shinoyama, Kishin
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The tale of Genji by Murasaki Shikibu
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Hikaru Genji no isshō by Yasaburō Ikeda
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Asaki yumemishi by Waki Yamato
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Koten bungaku o dō yomu no ka
Osamu Hirota, Takayuki Katsuya ...
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Hajimete yomu Genji monogatari
Katsumi Fujiwara
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"Genji monogatari" Akashi ichizoku monogatariron
Yūsuke Kanbara
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Shin'yaku, Murasaki Shikibu nikki
Murasaki Shikibu
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Genji monogatari ron
Takaaki Yoshimoto
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Genji monogatari juyō no shosō
Yōko Miyakawa
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"Genji monogatari" hyōgen no kisō
Suzuyo Konno
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Chosakushū
Takakazu Hayashida
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Publishing History

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Subjects
History and criticism, Japanese literature, Characters, Illustrations, Genji monogatari, Japanese fiction, Genji monogatari (Murasaki Shikibu), History, Textual Criticism, Waka, Criticism and interpretation, Genji monogatari emaki, Exhibitions, Japanese Scrolls, Influence, Language, Adaptations, Biography, Diaries, Japanese Narrative painting
Places
Japan, Kyoto, Kyoto (Japan), Tokyo, China, Japon, Chino-shi, Foreign countries, Heian-kyō (Extinct city), Japanese Imperial Court (Heian period), Kinki Region, Kinki Region (Japan), Korea, Nagoya-shi, Nikkō-shi, Uji-shi, Uji-shi (Japan), Yatsu Mountains, Zushi-shi, ri ben
People
Murasakishikibu, Hikaru Genji (Fictitious character), Sei Shōnagon (approximately 967-), Juyi Bai (772-846), Atsuo Masamune (1881-1958), Sugawara no Takasue no Musume (1008-), Arthur Waley, Kikan Ikeda (1896-1956), Onna Sannomiya (Fictitious character), Rokujō Saiin no Senji (-1092)
Times
Heian period, 794-1185, Kamakura-Momoyama periods, 1185-1600, To 1868, 794-1185, Edo period, 1600-1868, To 1500, To 1600, To 1185, 1185-1600, 20th century

Prolific Authors

who have written the most books on this subject
Murasaki Shikibu, 24 books
Sakukazu Uehara, 17 books
Shinsuke Murofushi, 15 books
Haruki Ii, 15 books
Kōichi Nakano, 14 books
Kazuo Suzuki, 13 books
Akiyama, Ken, 11 books
Waki Yamato, 11 books
Murasaki Shikibu Gakkai (Japan), 11 books
Kōichirō Sukegawa, 10 books
Hinata, Kazumasa, 10 books
Imai, Takuji, 10 books
Kazuhiro Tateishi, 9 books
Tomoyuki Matsuoka, 9 books
Yōichi Hijikata, 9 books
Osamu Hirota, 8 books
Ikeda, Kikan, 7 books
Hideo Suzuki, 7 books
Shimazu, Hisamoto, 6 books
Masashi Nishizawa, 6 books
Ichirō Mori, 6 books
Genʼe Imai, 6 books
Fusae Kawazoe, 6 books
Tetsuya Itō, 6 books
Fukuko Shimizu, 6 books