Title: A mystery must--not at all dated.
Product review: The story remains fresh, even today, 50 years later. Nothing in it lags. While the crime described is a horrorific one, the way the author has written about it doesn't disturb. I enjoyed this classic "puzzle" mystery--both a who-dune-it and how. The story is set in postwar Tokoyo and it's very atmospheric.
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