Mirai-ki: The Forgotten History of Japan’s Early Science Fiction
The history of Japanese science fiction usually begins with the 1880 translations of Jules Verne’s From The Earth to the Moon and 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. Most Japanese science fiction of this era bears Verne’s influence, most notably Shunro Oshikawa (1877-1914) and his six book “Undersea Warship” series. But this is not the entire…
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Jess Nevins
