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| Barry Eisler |
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John Rain: freelance assassin in Tokyo, Japan |
| Dale Furutani |
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Matsuyama
Kaze:
17th century rogue samurai in rural Japan |
| Keigo Higashino |
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Manabu Yukawa (“Detective Galileo”), a brilliant physics professor, and police detective Kusanagi, in Tokyo, Japan |
| Barry Lancet |
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Jim Brodie: bilingual part-owner of Brodie Investigations, a detective agency founded by his father in Tokyo, and the operator of a Japanese art and antique gallery in San Francisco, California |
| John P. Marquand |
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Mr. Moto: Japanese
secret agent |
| Sujata Massey |
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Rei Shimura: Japanese-American
English teacher who would like to become an antiques dealer, in Tokyo,
Japan |
| James Melville |
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Tetsuo Otani: Superintendent
of Police in Kobe, Japan |
| Arimasa Osawa |
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Samejima: maverick police detective, in Tokyo, Japan |
| Laura Joh Rowland |
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Sano Ichiro:
samurai and private investigator for the shogun, in the 1600s in
Edo, Japan |
| Guy Stanley |
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Araki: investigative
journalist in Tokyo, Japan |
| Peter Tasker |
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Kazuo Mori: down-at-heel ex-radical private investigator, in Tokyo, Japan |
| Ann Woodward |
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Lady Aoi: lady-in-waiting,
trained in Chinese healing arts, in the late Heian period (1020s),
at the Imperial Palace, Kyoto, Japan |
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