Anyone got recommendations for great Japanese literature?

I haven't read much of it. "the river with no bridge"(1900) by sue sumii was an enjoyable read if you're into historical fiction, but it ended with a communist rant.

>>9626091
C'mon

Osamu dazai, no longer human

>>9626091
The wiki has some good shit

>>9626091
Kokoro, Botchan, and Sanshiro by Soseki are all really good.

Osamu Dazai, Yukio Mishima

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There are too many untranslated Japanese books and that irritates me.

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all the ones on the top 100 are really good

>>9626091
Remote control, Isaka Koutaro

Haruki Murakami

>>9627534
>not great
>japanese in only the most superficial sense
>barely literature

Kobe Abe - Secret Rendezvous
Haruki Murakami - The Wind-Up Bird Chronicles
Mishima - The Temple of the Golden Pavilion
Kawabata - Snow Country

should give a pretty good overview of it's various styles

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>>9627541
shit i forgot No Longer Human, cracker of a novel

also fuck the Murakami hate on this board, he's second only to Kawabata in my estimation desu senpai

>>9627537
He has good books, retard

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Ryunosuke Akutagawa

>>9627545
go back to r/books newfriend

>>9626091
Read Genji no Monogatari.

Supposedly one of the first works of fiction.

>>9627928
stop regurgitating wikipedia platitudes

>>9626091
"i am a cat" by natsume sōseki

>>9627545
he has a couple of ok books and a lot of lesser versions of those ok books

>>9628073
It says it on the back of my book you idiot.

How about you stop projecting?

>>9627352
Learn Japanese then.

Also when will other Eastern countries get attention like Japan? Why the lack of interest in Malay, Korean, Thai etc. literature? Japan is fine but the interest is over the top.
>>9627928
It is one of the first "novels", certainly not one of the first works of fiction.