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Susaki Paradise - Yoshiko Shibaki books always invigorates her works withFirst published in Japan in 1955, Yoshiko Shibakis Susaki Paradise is a collection of six interlinked short stories revolving around the ramshackle Bar Chigusa and its no nonsense landlady, Tokuko. This outpost on the edge of the canal leading to Susaki Paradiseonce an illustrious pleasure quarter, and now a patch of dilapidated brothelsis a meeting place for those teetering on the edge of desperation and ruin, including a newly recruited fifteen year