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What author will help me understand the mentality of japanese girls?
Mishima or Murakami?

>> No.7848651

Murakami writes magical realism so his girls are always a bit more fantasy than realistic

Mishima doesn't really write too much about girls

Kawabata was decent at it

>> No.7848683

yaoi

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>>7848645

>help me understand the mentality of japanese girls?


For what purpose?

>> No.7848688

>>7848686
Not op but:

Because reasons

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>>7848686

to trick them into copulating

>> No.7848809

>>7848795
Are you a gaijin? If you're a blonde one then you're good.

>> No.7848817

Banana Yoshimoto maybe. Bonus: she's also very good.

>> No.7848827

>>7848795
that lady looks Korean

>> No.7848849

>>7848827

a kimchi girl is fine too

>> No.7848873

>>7848645
Nonfiction would be more useful. There's a lot to get through and a more direct approach than fiction is helpful. Japan is like fucking Mars, culturally and it can have a big impact on interracial relationships even with a relatively whitewashed Japanese girl.

That said, Murakami's popularity with Japanese girls should tip you off that there's nothing special about them as a group. He's all style no substance. I've found that things with interesting styles but no substance behind them go over really well commercially in Japan with regards to literature, music and visual art.