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Articles in Wntr 1996 issue of Literary Review

• Toba seashore
  by Tanikawa Shuntaro
• Wounded fingertip
  by Kimura Junko
• The supernatural power of the performing artist in medieval Japan: fragment of a medieval scroll
  by Marian Ury
• Taking a bath late at night
  by Nagase Kiyoko
• Foaming up
  by Kimura Junko
• Behind the program
  by Van C. Gessel
• A little will
  by Nakagiri Masao
• Startling my step forward
  by Kimura Junko
• Translating Kajii Motojiro
  by Motojiro Kajii
• Calling "Fish" in the evening
  by Fujioka Toshiko
• When I was at my most beautiful
  by Ishihara Yoshiro
• A sigh
  by Kimura Junko
• The people of Dream Street
  by Anthony Hood Chambers
• Mellow ripe wine
  by Fujioka Toshiko
• Four thousand days and nights
  by Tamura Ryuichi
• Voices after me
  by Kimura Junko
• Blossom
  by Fujioka Toshiko
• Breasts
  by Inoue Toshio
• In praise of the collecting act
  by Inuhiko Yomota
• Fish
  by Fujioka Toshiko
• Nine haiku
  by Kimura Junko
• Ryokan
  by Burton Watson
• Her listening
  by Fujioka Toshiko
• Red berries of mountain ash
  by Kimura Junko
• The three
  by Shimazaki Toson
• Fuji
  by Kaneko Mitsuharu
• Your footsteps fading
  by Kimura Junko
• Opening night in the capital
  by Ihara Saikaku
• At the tideland
  by Tanikawa Shuntaro
• A pigeon soaring
  by Kimura Junko
• How the gods came to Kumano
  by Umehari Takeshi