Tales of Moonlight and Rain

Immerse yourself in the hauntingly beautiful world of Tales of Moonlight and Rain by 上田 秋成, published by Columbia University Press in 2006. This captivating collection features nine gothic tales that are celebrated for their representation of Japan's occult literature. Spanning 248 pages, these stories intricately blend the rational with the eerie, reflecting the era's fascination with the strange and grotesque. Each tale draws readers into a realm where the boundaries of reality are blurred, evoking a sense of wonder and dread. Additionally, these enchanting narratives inspired the acclaimed 1953 film "Ugetsu" by Mizoguchi Kenji. Perfect for fans of horror and ghost stories, this hardback edition is a must-have for any literature enthusiast or collector of classic Asian fiction. Experience the allure of 上田 秋成’s storytelling and delve into the uncanny today!