Japanese Translations you need to read this Japanuary/January in Japan // Book Recommendations 📚 

There is just something about Japanese authors that I love so much. I can't exactly say what is about the writing styles, but it really is just so lovely.

The booktuber I was looking for! I have a few of these books myself, or other books from some of these authors. Love your recommendations and the way you talk about them. I'm subscribed!

Recently read Before the coffee gets cold it's so good❤❤

You're such an underrated booktuber. I really love the way you explain about each books. You're doing a great job, Man. Go ahead. ❤️

Added to my TBR❤

Your room looks cozy and cute ❤

Bro you are my comfort RU-vidr now 💫 thanku so much

Murakami’s Killing Commendator and 1Q84 are my favourite ❤ so much dreamlike and outlandish I have read his every single book ❤❤❤ I would recommend you to read Sweet bean paste🥹🫶

Post a video of your all time favourite reads from that bookshelf you mentioned

YOU NEED TO READ EARTHLINGS!!!

Wow! Thanks for all the book recommendations! I am your avid follower now! Cheers from the Philippines! 🇵🇭

Windup bird chronicle is the best of Murakami, very impeccable writing!

Love your videos.❤

Read Ms Ice Sandwich after your recommendation and loved it so much 💯

recently read The Premonition by Banana Yoshimoto, loved it...

I would definitely suggest works of Yasunari Kawabata. His writing is amazing.

read most of these and kafka is my favourite :)

I have read After Dark by Murakami and it was a very weird book - I mean that in a good way.

There's one key 'feature & plot' combo that's appeared in every Murakami book I've read so far: deeply introverted time spent hikikomori fashion in an isolated cabin in a forest, which seems like it's situated in some kind of limbo land cut off from shared reality as we all know it. I wonder if there are any books of his that don't feature a 'Limbo Land Forest Cabin'? And if not, then why was Murakami so fixated on writing about this? There are many authors that seem caught in a micro-psychosis, creatively speaking, unable to get away from certain patterns or themes psychologically or aesthetically. One of my favourites is Richard Yates but I understand the criticisms levelled at him; his work was very repetitious and he seemed to write about the same dynamic, draw the same characters and fixate on the same social phenomena over and over. I understand the criticisms coming from that angle but I still cherish everything he ever wrote. I would like to read more Murakami but the minute a solitary trip to an isolated cabin in a forest comes into the story I will burst out laughing. Great video, please keep uploading. I love to hear other people talk about what they enjoy (and what they do not-- that's juicy and fun too😉😆).🌲🌲🌲🏡🌳🌲🌲🌚

I want unlimited money so that i can buy all the books i want 😢

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I just get annoyed when everyone says Haruki (ha as in hard) when it's Haruki (a as in arnold) but still OK.

Haruki Murakami writes weird descriptions when it comes to writing women. And as a woman, it is very uncomfortable to read. Read Kafka on the shore and Norwegian Wood and gave up after that.