"Yakie Hari" is a story by Haruo Ishizaki, recommended from an Ehime literary coterie magazine and winner of the first Shinchosha Coterie Magazine Prize. It is remembered as a precocious work by a young writer, depicting the fear and dependence of a boy growing up between two grandmothers in a hard, sensuous prose style.

This prize-winning coterie magazine story depicts a boy's fear amid elderly women in prose rich with color and sensation.