Fūtarō Yamada
Fūtarō Yamada (1922–2001) was a Japanese lexicographer, linguist and novelist.
Also recorded as Yamada Fūtarō; Futaro Yamada; Yamada Futaro; Fuutarou Yamada.
Overview
Born at Hyōgo Prefecture in 1922, died in 2001.
In detail
Fūtarō Yamada studied at Tokyo Medical University. the recorded working language is Japanese.
Distinctions recorded are Kikuchi Kan Prize and Kobunsha Mystery Literature Grand Prize.
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“Futaro Yamada”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q654954: Fūtarō Yamada
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Fūtarō Yamada
旺文社 撮影者不明 · 旺文社『高二時代』11月号(1964)より · Public domain
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