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Nevertheless, it’s a masterpiece of Japanese literature that fans of mystery novels will adore. Natsuo Kirino really is one of the best; and her translator, Stephen Snyder, is at the top of his game here. Kenzo's older brother is a real detective -- Detective Chief Inspector Daiyu Matsushita, "chief of the main criminal investigation division of the Metropolitan Police Department". The Tattoo Murders is stung by pulpy writing, amateurish supporting actors and storytelling that relies on upon tell rather than show. Pochi al mondo conoscono la bellezza dell’irezumi − il tatuaggio. E ancora meno sono coloro che subiscono il fascino insito nel gesto di imprimere una vita segreta su un corpo umano.”Al centro della storia c'è, come si intuisce dal titolo, una donna bellissima, Nomura Kinue, figlia del famoso tatuatore Hori’yasu. Il padre ha inciso sul corpo dei tre figli una rana, un serpente e una lumaca, infrangendo tutte le oscure credenze che impedivano a un tatuatore di rappresentare questi tre animali, perché forieri di una cattiva sorte: Pubblicato da poco (luglio 2020) da Einaudi, questo romanzo del 1948 mi ha trasportato nella Tokyo del dopoguerra: l’autore, Akimitsu Takagi, è molto bravo nel ricostruire l’ambientazione e l’atmosfera della capitale nipponica e descrivere i personaggi in modo da farceli ben conoscere e lasciarci, al tempo stesso, sempre nel dubbio su quello che pensino veramente; il tutto decorato da una serie di meravigliosi tatuaggi (gli irezumi) che sembrano vivere di vita propria ed influenzare addirittura i comportamenti dei loro possessori. Meanwhile, Vinayakan, while leaving with the police from the hospital after his medical examination, told media persons that he was unaware why he was arrested The horror of Fuminori Nakamura’s My Annihilation is the clever way in which the author sets the reader down right next to his protagonist. You’re beside him; you’re in his head; you watch everything he does.

THE TATTOO MURDER an addictive crime mystery full of twists THE TATTOO MURDER an addictive crime mystery full of twists

The explanation for the murder mystery is outstanding and logical, the setup about a serial murder case surrounding tattoos and the gloomy, haunting atmosphere is great too, but the characters look kind of flat though it doesn't bother me too much. The story is set in motion with Kenzo going to the first postwar meeting of the Edo Tattoo Society, where they also hold a competition for the most impressive tattoos -- with Dr.Tattoo one of the judges. Indeed, Takagi would go on to take this more interesting character and run with him, making him the central character in a whole series of mysteries he went on to write (none of which appear to be available in English).)oppure 3. A seconda dell’ora e del luogo, in un mondo in cui due linee parallele possono convergere in un punto. The show revolves around a female cop unravels the mystery around a serial killer who kills women and the challenges faced by the cop to solve the cases.

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Less of a window in time (into a very strange era in Japan, a recently-postfeudal but credible world-power, reduced to new humiliations every day), and more of a market-competitive genre mystery circa the present, rather than 1947.

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Akimitsu Takagi ( 高木 彬光, Takagi Akimitsu, 25 September 1920 – 9 September 1995) was the pen-name of a popular Japanese crime fiction writer active during the Shōwa period of Japan. His real name was Takagi Seiichi. There Kenzo meets the beguiling Kinue Nomura, who boasts a spectacular tattoo covering her torso that her father had worked on for three years, making her 'Kinue of the Orochimaru'.