Masuji Ibuse
Ibuse wrote about ordinary lives with a dry, understated humor across a long career, most famously in Black Rain (1966) — built from a real atomic-bomb survivor's diary rather than an invented account.
Ibuse wrote about ordinary lives with a dry, understated humor across a long career, most famously in Black Rain (1966) — built from a real atomic-bomb survivor's diary rather than an invented account.