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Akio Fujiwara / Akio Fujiwara Official website of journalists and writers, Including the Award-Winning Book メルマガ配信登録はこちら Author/BOOKS 新 刊 drunken climber The Story of Toichiro Nagata ｜book ｜kindle edition ｜ Book introduction drunken climber The Story of Toichiro Nagata ｜book ｜kindle edition ｜ Book introduction Hanging Himalayas ｜book ｜kindle edition ｜ Book introduction Books The boy who was made into a new postcard ｜book ｜kindle edition ｜ Book introduction Special page Dr. Yukawa calls for dropping the atomic bomb did you know ｜book ｜kindle edition ｜ Book introduction the world is flat sad ｜book ｜kindle version｜ Book introduction capitalist "The Beginning of the End" ｜book ｜kindle edition ｜ Book introduction Greek Crisis Truth ｜book ｜kindle edition ｜ Book introduction torture party ｜book ｜kindle version｜ Book introduction to Garcia Marquez ​Buried Woman ｜book ｜kindle version｜ Book introduction The picture bullied boy ​ [Takeshi Kaiko Non-Fiction Award ​ Winner] ｜book ｜paperback ｜ Book introduction the world is now how it works ｜new book edition ｜Kindle Edition｜ Book introduction Articles Articles/ARTICLES (*Paid article) Mainichi Newspaper Evening Edition "Special Feature Wide" Read More ​Imagine ~ I thought I was the son of Chile (*Paid article) Read More ​Imagine ~ I thought I was the son of Chile (*Paid article) Read More ​ Drunk Climber Toichiro Nagata Den (*Paid article) Read More (*Paid article) Akio Fujiwara's Hanging Himalayas Read More column Things that change me (serialized in the monthly "Braille Journal") Read More Love in the Age of Column -Voice of the frontier- (WEGDE Infinity) Read More Distant Paradise (WEB magazine "Wind" created by Associative Publishing) Read More Colum Bio Biography/BIOGRAPHY Born in 1961 in Fukushima Prefecture. Currently a contract reporter for the Mainichi Shimbun and a non-fiction writer. Joined the Mainichi Shimbun in 1989 after working as an engineer. Lived in South Africa, Mexico, and Italy for a total of 14 and a half years. Written in 64 countries. Specializes in character reports and social conditions. In 2005, he won the 3rd Takeshi Kaiko Non-Fiction Award for The Boy Who Was Made a Postcard. The motto is "easy and interesting talk without an answer". 1992 Foreign News Department 1995 Johannesburg correspondent 2002 Mexico City Bureau Chief 2008 Rome Bureau Chief 2012 Head office evening edition editorial department 2013 Koriyama Bureau Chief 2014 Headquarters editorial committee 2021 contract reporter Inquiry/CONTACT ＜個人情報のお取り扱いについて＞ いただいた個人情報は、お問合せ対応に使用させていただきます。 それ以外の目的には使用いたしません。 Send Contact