and War. Tokyo: Tuttle Publishing. (paper) Wasurenokori no ki, translated as Fragments of a Past: A Memoir Translated by Edwin McClellan ; (paper) Works in print in Japanese The Japanese publisher Kodansha currently publishes an 80-volume series: Yoshikawa Eiji Rekishi Jidai Bunko (吉川英治歴史時代文庫), or Eiji Yoshikawa's Historical Fiction in Paperback. Kodansha numbers the series from 1 to 80. 1 — (Kennan Jonan) – Sword Trouble, Woman Trouble 2–4 (in three volumes) – (Naruto Hichō) – Secret Record of Naruto 5–7 (in three volumes) – (Edo Sangoku-shi) – The Three Kingdoms of Edo 8 – (Kankan Mushi wa Utau) – "The rustbeater (dockworker that beats rust off steamships, boilers etc) sings" and other stories 9 – (Rougoku no Hanayome) – The Jail Bride 10 – (Matsu no Rohachi) – Rohachi of the Pines 11–13 (in three volumes) – (Shinran) 14–21 (in eight volumes) – (Miyamoto Musashi) 22–32 (in eleven volumes) – (Shinsho Taiko ki) – paperback Life of the Taiko 33–40 (in eight volumes) – (Sangoku shi) – Romance of the Three Kingdoms 41–42 (in two volumes) – (Minamoto no Yoritomo) 43 – (Uesugi Kenshin) 44 – (Kuroda Josui) 45 – (Ooka Echizen) 46 – (Taira no Masakado) 47–62 (in sixteen volumes) – (Shin Heike monogatari) – New Tale of the Heike 63–70 (in eight volumes) – (Shihon Taihei ki) – Private Record of the Pacific War 71–74 (in four volumes) – (Shin Suikoden) – New Tales from the Water Margin 75 – (Jirokichi Goshi) – "Jirokichi Goshi" and other stories 76 – (Yagyu Tsukikage sho) – "The Papers of Yagyu Tsukikage" and other stories 77 – (Wasurenokori no ki) – Record of Things Left Unforgotten 78–80 (in three volumes) – (Shinshu Tenma Kyo) Notes References Yoshikawa Eiji (2006). In Encyclopædia Britannica. Retrieved June 4, 2006. External links The Yoshikawa Eiji House and Museum website (in Japanese) 1892 births 1962 deaths Japanese historical novelists Writers of historical fiction set in the early modern period Writers of historical fiction set in the Middle Ages People from Yokohama Winner of Kodansha Manga Award (General) Recipients of the Order of Culture Japanese racehorse owners and breeders 20th-century Japanese novelists Deaths from cancer in Japan People related to Jōdo Shinshū