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Rikako Akamatsu

あかまつ りかこ

Akamatsu Rikako

Profile

Gender
Female
Born
Setagaya, Tokyo, Japan
Nationality
Japan
Languages
Japanese
Residence History
Resident of Setagaya, Tokyo, Japan

Career

Occupations
Novelist, Veterinarian
Active Years
2023-
Influenced By
Kenzaburo Oe, J. M. Coetzee, Medoruma Shun, Henmi Yo, Lu Xun, Shimamure Michiko

Education

Nihon University Second High School
Country: Japan
High school graduate
Veterinary university (unspecified)
Department of Veterinary Medicine
Country: Japan
Graduated from veterinary university; worked as a clinical veterinarian

Awards

Shincho Newcomer Award
2023
Work: Shaman and the Bomb Man
Organization: Shinchosha
Result: Winner

Awards & Nominations

Works

Major Works

Has Grace Died?

2024 Short story collection

Her first collected volume. A short story collection centered on urban life, death, and human–animal relationships, composed mainly of pieces published in Shincho magazine.

deathurban lifehuman-animal relationships

Shaman and the Bomb Man

2023 Short story

The story that won the 55th Shincho Newcomer Award. A short piece set in contemporary Tokyo that depicts a shaman-like figure and the effects of violence.

contemporary societyclash of tradition and secular lifeviolence

Bibliography

  • Has Grace Died? (short story collection, 2024)
  • Shaman and the Bomb Man (published in Shincho, Nov. 2023)
  • Living in Fiction (essay, Bungeikai, Jan. 2024)
  • Arrive and Offer Again (book review, Shincho, Feb. 2024)
  • I Do Not Know 'The Heart' (book review, Shincho, May 2025)

Style & Themes

Literary Style
calm, observational narrationexperimental short fiction exploring alienation and violence in contemporary society
Recurring Motifs
deathlonelinesshuman-animal relationshipsurban landscapes

Legacy

A debut author who gained attention after winning the Shincho Newcomer Award. Praised for perspectives informed by her work as a veterinarian and an experimental style influenced by writers such as Kenzaburo Oe.

Trivia

  • She is a qualified veterinarian and has worked as a clinical veterinarian.
  • Debuted after winning the 55th Shincho Newcomer Award in 2023.
  • Her first collected volume, Has Grace Died?, was published in July 2024.