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Akutagawa Prize あくたがわりゅうのすけしょう

Edition 163 (2020)

Pure literatureNew talent awardShort story / Medium-length story

Winners

2 people
Haneko Takayama たかやま はねこ award

Set in Okinawa, the novel follows Minko as small events link records, memory, and lonely people. Its quiet voice traces the time layered into a place and the movement of people through it.

Set in Okinawa, the novel follows Minko as small events link records, memory, and lonely people.

160 pages
memoryOkinawaarchivessolitude
Haruka Tono とおの はるか award

Through the gaze of a young man living by strict routines, the novel captures urban suffocation and rage rising from within. It is a sharp long-form story about the clash between overcontrolled reason and emptiness.

Through the gaze of a young man living by strict routines, the novel captures urban suffocation and rage rising from within.

148 pages
city lifeangeryouthalienation