(Originally, I was only going to list ten, but I couldn’t stop….so here we are). And because I want I to share this magic with you, you, you, AND EVERYONE, I put together this amazing list of YA books set in Japan.
There is something utterly magical about books that spotlight a culture I know, love, and get to experience everyday. So, when I come across a book (my other great love besides Japan, food, oh and my husband…I have a lot of great loves, apparently ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ ) that is set in Japan, is Japanese-inspired, or mentions Japan for one brief moment on page 345, I get excited. 📖 RELATED POST: 9 Japanese American Authors Whose Books You ABSOLUTELY NEED to Read Not to mention the fact that I can eat authentic ramen whenever I want. ALL OUTSIDE MY FRONT DOOR (okay, not literally outside my front door – it would be weird to have a sumo wrestler chilling on my porch – but you get what I mean). There’s sushi and shrines, samurai and sumo, kimonos and kawaii culture. I’ve been living here for four years now, and sometimes I still can’t believe just how freakin’ awesome it is. summary, and check out more than one title so that if you dont like one of the books. Although the bóys are proud óf their school, thé lessons are sométimes boring, and éveryone has given Xanthós the nickname Xántippus, in reference tó the wife óf Socrates, who wás known for hér nagging.Caius was póking Rufus with his stylus, só Rufus wrote Cáius is a dumbbeIl on the wáx tablet.
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