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Japan Fantasy Novel Grand Award にほんファンタジーノベルたいしょう

Edition 1 (1989)

Fantasy novel

Winners

5 people
Kenichi Sakemi さけみ けんいち grand prize

Set in a fictional Chinese-style dynasty, the novel follows a country girl who enters the inner palace and opens her own fate with unexpected talent. Its charm lies in lightness and imagination.

A girl enters the inner palace and opens a wildly imaginative fate.

303 pages
inner palacefictional dynastyfantasygirlfate
Izumi Yamaguchi やまぐち いずみ excellence award

Set across a triad of earth-like worlds, the novel is an adult cosmic epic that asks what it means to protect the world. Its scale swings between ruin and hope.

A sweeping cosmic epic about what it means to protect the world.

334 pages
cosmicepicworldhoperuin
Hiroaki Okazaki おかざき ひろあき nominee

Set on a wildly loose stage where the moon and Earth feel almost contiguous, the novel follows Haruko, who is forced into the role of an angel and pulled into a big adventure. Its charm lies in lightness and imagination.

Haruko is pushed into the role of an angel and swept into an imaginative adventure.

350 pages
fantasyangeladventureimaginationmoon and earth
Takao Iwamoto いわもと たかお nominee

Around the strange life form called "hoshimushi," which attaches to humans and amplifies their senses, the adventure of two young people begins. It remains a memorable juvenile SF novel.

A boy and girl adventure begins after they encounter the mysterious life form called Hoshimushi.

416 pages
juvenile fictionscience fictionlife formadventureyouth
武良竜彦 むら たつひこ nominee

Drawing on the world of Kenji Miyazawa, Mikazuki Ginjirou and his companions take on a corrupt city councilman. The novel leans into fairy-tale imagination and adventure.

Mikazuki Ginjirou takes on a big adventure in a world flavored by Kenji Miyazawa.

375 pages
fantasyKenji Miyazawaadventurefairy talecompanions