Hitonari Tsuji
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is a Tokyo
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-born Japanese
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 writer
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, composer
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, and film director
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. In his film and singing work he uses the name Jinsei Tsuji, an alternative reading of the Japanese writing of his name. He debuted as a writer in 1989. His films include (2001) and (2001).

Life

His former wife is Japanese actress Kaho Minami
Kaho Minami
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, but the two have divorced. His present wife is Japanese actress Miho Nakayama. In 2003 he moved to France
France
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 and lives with his wife in Paris
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.

Novels

  • Pianissimo (1990)
  • Cloudy (1990)
  • Kai no Omochyabako (1991)
  • Tabibito no Ki (1992)
  • Fragile (1992)
  • Glasswool no Shiro (1993)
  • Hahanaru Nagi to Chichinaru Zika (1994)
  • Open house (1994)
  • Ai ha Pride yori tsuyoku (1995)
  • Passagio (1995)
  • Sabita Sekai no Guidebook (1995)
  • Newton no Ringo (1996)
  • Antinoise (1996)
  • Kyō no Kimochi (1996)
  • Kaikyō no Hikari (1997)
  • Ai no Kumen (1997)
  • Hakufutsu (1997)
  • Wild Flower (1998)
  • Sennenn Tabibito (1999)
  • Reisei to Zyonetu no Aida Blue (1999)
  • Shitto no Kaori (2000)
  • Ai wo kudasai (2000)
  • Sayonara Itsuka (2001)
  • Koisuru tame ni umareta (2001)
  • Taiyō Machi (2001)
  • Mokka no Koibito (2002)
  • Ai to Eien no Aoisora (2002)
  • Kanojo wa Uchyūfuku wo kitenemuru (2002)
  • O'keeffe no Koibito Ozwald no Tsuioku (2003)
  • 99sai made ikita Akanbō (2003)
  • Ima Kono Syunkan Aishiterutoiukoto (2003)
  • Katana (2004)
  • Daihitsy Ya (2004)
  • Koufuku na Ketsumatsu (2005)
  • Acacia Ashita no Yakusoku (2005)
  • Yada to Iiyo (2005)
  • Ai no atoni Kurumono (2006)
  • Pianissimo Pianissimo (2007)
  • Hito ha Omoide ni nomi shittosuru (2007)
  • Ugan (2008)
  • Madam to Okusama (2009)
  • Mokka no Koibito (2009)
  • Dahlia (2009)
  • Acacia no Hana no sakidasukoro Acacia (2009)
  • Kuroe to Enzō (2010)

Awards

  • The Subaru literary Prize(Syûeisya) ,1989,Pianissimo
  • Akutagawa Prize
    Akutagawa Prize
    The is a Japanese literary award presented semi-annually. It was established in 1935 by Kan Kikuchi, then-editor of Bungeishunjū magazine, in memory of author Ryūnosuke Akutagawa...

    ,1996,The Light from the Strait (Kaikyō no hikari)
  • Femina Prize(Prix Femina Étranger),1999,Le Bouddha blanc (The White Buddha,白仏)

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