/lit/ - Literature

Hey japanese anon here

I am in the process of coming up with an idea for a novel/story I want to write and I was thinking we should all do the same. My current idea is a part satirical historical piece of a samurai who time travels to modern Japan. The samurai will act as a medium for cultural criticism in that currently in Japan many cite "traditional culture" as reasons for prejudice and such when they themselves lives of gluttony that samurai would laugh at.

Let's all share our ideas and brainstorm anons

>>15469703
>he doesn't know the epitome of /fitlit/, the well-rounded citizen

Do you really have to ask?

What are must reads from japan? The main ones im looking for are Historical/Philosophical, but feel free to post what ever aslong as its from there. (:

Whats his best book?

>>14190722
The epitome of /fitlit/.

there is a cure to tranny autogynophilia
you must make your male body a thing of beauty
and then train yourself to be a closet gay man
then you can go back to fucking women

My diary desu
>pic related is me

Just finished Confessions of a Mask and it really captivated me. Which of his works should I move onto next?

it means for artists whatever's cool also ends up being "right"

Mishima LARP

Alright /lit/, I just finished reading Sun and Steel and I haven't understood a word of what the based gay japanese dude wrote. Am I retarded or is it the translation?

>>13052641
What happened to Japanese authors?

>>12929207

Which of his works should i start with?

The most /lit/ thing to do is take your own life by seppuku