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Botchan = Eiyaku Botchan

" Written in 1906, Botchan remains among Japan's most popular novels. Its central theme is morality, and it was based on the author's experiences as a teacher who moves from the city to the provinces. "This rollicking rebel, and the spice and pace of the narrative, will appeal to parent, teacher, and schoolchild alike." -- Times Literary Supplement. "--

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  • "Master darling"@en
  • "Botchan (with Furigana)"
  • "Botchan"@ja
  • "Botchan"
  • "Botchan"@en
  • "Xin"
  • "Eiyaku Botchan"@en
  • "Master darling Botchan"
  • "Master darling Botchan"@en
  • "坊っちゃん"
  • "Punchi haamu"
  • "Botchan, Master Darling"@en
  • "Bocchan"@it
  • "Bocchan"
  • "英譯坊っちやん"
  • "Eiyaku botchan"@en
  • "Eiyaku bocchan"
  • "Master Darling"@en
  • "Master Darling"
  • "Shao ye"
  • "英譯坊ちゃん"
  • "Shin'yaku Botchan"@en
  • "Shin'yaku Botchan"
  • "心"
  • "少爺"
  • "坊っちやん"

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  • "Adaptation of the classic novel about a young man born in Tokyo who takes his first job as a math teacher at a Matsuyama high school."
  • "After the death of his parents, Botchan leaves Tokyo to be a math teacher in the ultra-traditional Matsuyama district and finds his place in the world among mischievous students and vain, immoral staff members."
  • "" Written in 1906, Botchan remains among Japan's most popular novels. Its central theme is morality, and it was based on the author's experiences as a teacher who moves from the city to the provinces. "This rollicking rebel, and the spice and pace of the narrative, will appeal to parent, teacher, and schoolchild alike." -- Times Literary Supplement. "--"
  • "" Written in 1906, Botchan remains among Japan's most popular novels. Its central theme is morality, and it was based on the author's experiences as a teacher who moves from the city to the provinces. "This rollicking rebel, and the spice and pace of the narrative, will appeal to parent, teacher, and schoolchild alike." -- Times Literary Supplement. "--"@en
  • "Written in 1904 by Soseki Natsume, the foremost novelist of the Meiji period, Botchan is the story of a simple, honest, and direct young man from Tokyo who teaches high school in the provinces."@en
  • "Publisher description: The setting is Japan's deep south, where the author himself spent some time teaching English in a boys' school. Into this conservative world, with its social proprieties and established pecking order, breezes Botchan, down from the big city, with scant respect for either his elders or his noisy young charges; and the result is a chain of collisions large and small."@en
  • "Publisher description: The setting is Japan's deep south, where the author himself spent some time teaching English in a boys' school. Into this conservative world, with its social proprieties and established pecking order, breezes Botchan, down from the big city, with scant respect for either his elders or his noisy young charges; and the result is a chain of collisions large and small."
  • "The setting is Japan's deep south, where the author himself spent some time teaching English in a boys' school. Into this conservative world, with its social proprieties and established pecking order, breezes Botchan, down from the big city, with scant respect for either his elders or his noisy young charges; and the result is a chain of collisions large and small."@en
  • "The setting is Japan's deep south, where the author himself spent some time teaching English in a boys' school. Into this conservative world, with its social proprieties and established pecking order, breezes Botchan, down from the big city, with scant respect for either his elders or his noisy young charges; and the result is a chain of collisions large and small."
  • "As the most widely-read piece of modern Japanese literature, Botchan captures a society caught between modernist impulses and traditional culture, the divide between urban and rural life, and the tension sincerity and pretension. It is the story of a brash, big city Tokyoite who leaves for the 'uncivilized' countryside for a teaching post. Like its protagonist, Botchan is a gem of unembellished refinement: down-to-earth, multifaceted, and laugh-out-loud funny"

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  • "Specimens"
  • "Popular literature"
  • "Japanese fiction"@en
  • "Translations"@en
  • "Translations"
  • "Readers"
  • "Autobiographical fiction"
  • "Ausgabe"
  • "Humorous fiction"@en
  • "Humorous fiction"
  • "Comic books, strips, etc"
  • "Humorous stories"
  • "Electronic books"@en
  • "Electronic books"
  • "Fiction"@en
  • "Fiction"
  • "Illustrated works"
  • "Illustrated works"@en
  • "Juvenile works"
  • "Love stories"
  • "Powieść japońska"
  • "Belletristische Darstellung"
  • "Bildungsromans"

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  • "坊っちゃん. 2"
  • "Bôtchan"
  • "哥儿 = 坊っちゃん"
  • "Botchan = Eiyaku Botchan"@en
  • "Botchan. 2"@ja
  • "Botchan = Eiyaku bocchan : Master Darling"
  • "Batchan (Master darling)"@en
  • "Botchan. Master Darling"
  • "Botchan (Master darling)"@en
  • "Botchan (Master darling)"
  • "特集「坊ちゃん」"
  • "Botcha n"@ja
  • "坊っちゃん ; 三四郎 ; それから"
  • "坊っちゃん"
  • "哥儿"
  • "Botchan (Master Darling)"@en
  • "Botchan (Master Darling)"
  • "Küçük Bey"
  • "Botchan (Chiquillo)"
  • "Puñci Hāmu"
  • "哥兒"
  • "少爺 = 坊つちやん"
  • "Barchuk = Bochchan"
  • "坊っちゃん : 上"
  • "Cậu ấm ngây thơ : tiểu thuyết"
  • "Ge er, cao zhen"
  • "Eiyaku botchan = Botchan"
  • "Der Tor aus Tokio"
  • "坊っちゃん : 英訳版"
  • "Botchan : hototogisu shoshutsu honbun"
  • "Botchan : hototogisu shoshutsu honbun"@ja
  • "Ein reiner Tor"
  • "Botchan [engl.]"
  • "C^au ^am ng^ay tho : ti^?eu thuy^et"
  • "Botsuchiyan"@ja
  • "坊ちゃん. 1"
  • "哥儿·草枕"
  • "英譯坊っちゃん"
  • "Ge'er"
  • "Avanka guruvarayekugē katāvak"
  • "Botchan = 坊ちゃん : a modern classic"
  • "坊っちゃん／"
  • "Bottchan"
  • "Botchan = 坊っちゃん"
  • "Shao ye"
  • "Botchan : eiyakuban"
  • "Botchiyan"
  • "Botxan"@ca
  • "坊つちゃん"
  • "Botchan Master Darling"@en
  • "Botxan"
  • "Botchan : 1"
  • "Botchan / (10. printing)"
  • "Il signorino"@it
  • "Il signorino"
  • "坊っちやん"
  • "Botchan eiyaku botchan"@en
  • "Botchi ya n"@ja
  • "Malʹchugan : povestʹ"
  • "Botchan = 英譯坊ちゃん : master darling"
  • "Der Tor aus Tokio : Roman"
  • "Botchan ["Master Darling"]"
  • "Botchan : [roman]"
  • "坊っちゃん : コミック版"
  • "Ge er"
  • "Ge'er = Botchan"
  • "Botchan = Eiyaku bocchan"
  • "坊ちゃん"
  • "坊っちゃん : ホトトギス初出本文"
  • "Botchan"
  • "Botchan"@ja
  • "Botchan"@en
  • "Botchan"@es
  • "Botchan : [novel]"
  • "坊っちゃん : 「ホトトギス」初出本文"
  • "Botchan = Bocchan"
  • "坊っちゃん : 下"
  • "Botchan : 英訳版"
  • "坊っちゃん = Botchan"
  • "Shao ye = [Botchan]"
  • "坊っちゃん ; 草枕"
  • "Botchan : (Master Darling)"
  • "坊っちゃん : 1"
  • "坊っちやん。"
  • "英譯坊っちやん"
  • "Der Tor aus Tokio; Roman"
  • "坊っちゃん. 1"
  • "Botchan : eiyaku botchan"@en
  • "Botchan. 1"@ja
  • "Botchan ; Sanshirō ; Sorekara"
  • "Botchan : (master darling)"@en
  • "坊ちゃん. 2"
  • "Bocchan = Botchan"@ja
  • "坊つちやん"
  • "少爷"
  • "Botsuchi ya n"
  • "Botsuchi ya n"@ja
  • "Botchan : Eiyakuban"
  • "Botchan : 英譯坊っちやん"
  • "Botchan : 2"
  • "Eiyaku botchan Botchan"
  • "英譯坊っちやん = Botchan"
  • "Cuộc nổi loạn ngoạn mục"
  • "Boechan"
  • "Eiyaku Botchan"
  • "Eiyaku Botchan"@en
  • "坊ちやん"
  • "Eiyaku botchan"
  • "少爺"
  • "Botchan : (chiquillo)"@es
  • "Botchan : roman"
  • "Botchan = 英譯坊ちゃん"
  • "Botchan = Master Darling"@en
  • "哥儿・草枕"
  • "Botchan, Master Darling"
  • "Bocchan"
  • "Bocchan"@ja
  • "Der Tor aus Tokio Roman"
  • "坊っちゃん : 2"
  • "GE ER"

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