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Sayonara Bar

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Set in a hostess bar is Osaka, Japan, with an odd mishmash of interesting, seedy or sinister characters of various nationalities, this is wild underworld stuff with raw emotions, slick writing, East versus West, modern versus traditional themes all bound into an extraordinarily stylish first novel.  A sort of Manga/ Blade Runner cross.

Comparison: Haruki Murakami, Banana Yashimoto, Monique Truong.
Similar this month: None but try Taichi Yamada for another Japanese novel.
Sarah Broadhurst
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About Sayonara Bar

Mary, a blond graduate from England, has drifted into a job in a hostess lounge in Osaka. She and other ‘economy geishas’ are employed by the enigmatic Mama san to spend their evenings flirting with rich Japanese salarymen, playing drinking games and taking turns in the karaoke booth. Mary is in love with Yuji, Mama san’s handsome son. But Yuji’s loyalty is to the petty Yakuza gangster for whom he works.

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