Selected Works
- A Woman’s Life (女の一生, Onna no isshō)
- Towards the Truth (真実一路, Shinjitsu ichiro)
- The Crown of Life (生命の冠, Seimei no kanmuri) a play
- Two Women and War (戦争と二人の夫人, Sensō to futari no fujin)
- Kindred Spirits (同志の人々, Dōshi no hitobito) a play
- Waves (波, Nami)
- A Stone by the Roadside (路傍の石, Robō no ishi)
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