Okinawa Bookstore Grand Prize おきなわしょてんたいしょう
Edition 8 (2022)
Winners
9 peopleDuring the German-Soviet war, Serafima, a girl who lost her mother, chooses to become a female sniper. The novel portrays wartime violence and female solidarity with intense momentum.
The girl takes up a rifle for revenge.
Set in a snowbound mansion, a group invited by a mystery-loving magnate confronts a series of murders and a thirteen-year-old crime. A classic mystery that races through its setup, clues, and shocking finale.
At the glass tower, the tragedies keep coming.
A field guide to 734 kinds of fish and seafood from Okinawa, presented with photos and notes on fishing methods, ways of eating, and local names.
A photo guide to the fish of Okinawa's seas.
An official guidebook to Okinawa TV's food program 'Ageage Meshi,' collecting 100 selected restaurants along with interviews, staff talk, and coupons.
One hundred carefully selected spots from the show's restaurant visits.
An introductory book coedited by Yuki Maeda, Kei Konagura, and Michihiro Akiyama that rereads Okinawa's modern and contemporary history through its links to world and Japanese history. Fifteen chapters and twenty columns organize perspectives for thinking about issues facing Okinawan society.
A guide to rereading Okinawa's modern history as a way to think about the present.
An introductory book coedited by Yuki Maeda, Kei Konagura, and Michihiro Akiyama that rereads Okinawa's modern and contemporary history through its links to world and Japanese history. Fifteen chapters and twenty columns organize perspectives for thinking about issues facing Okinawan society.
A guide to rereading Okinawa's modern history as a way to think about the present.
An introductory book coedited by Yuki Maeda, Kei Konagura, and Michihiro Akiyama that rereads Okinawa's modern and contemporary history through its links to world and Japanese history. Fifteen chapters and twenty columns organize perspectives for thinking about issues facing Okinawan society.
A guide to rereading Okinawa's modern history as a way to think about the present.
The second picture book in Keiko Shibata's 'Pan Dorobo' series. After Pan Dorobo becomes a bread maker, a fake bread thief appears and sparks a new commotion at the forest bakery.
A fake bread thief appears, and another incident begins to brew at the forest bakery.
A picture book that traces the many "that much" moments of parenting while looking at the passage from childhood to adulthood.
It captures days that change before you know it, after wanting something so much.