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Shinichi Hoshi

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Shinichi was born in Hongo, Tokyo (東京市本郷区) or current day Honkomagome (東京市本駒込). He lived with his maternal grandparents, who owned a home in Hongo, until 1945. His grandfather, Yoshikiyo Koganei (小金井良精), was an anatomist at, as well as the president of, Imperial University School of Medicine and his
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on his hospital bed and was deeply moved. He recalls that without this chance reading, he would not have pursued a career in science fiction. He grew weary of the harsh realities in his daily life and became obsessed with the wondrous idea of "flying saucers." He attended the "Flying Saucer Research
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In 1951, his father died suddenly, causing Hoshi to drop out of graduate school and take over his father's company. At the time, Hoshi Pharmaceutical was in bad shape. Hoshi was forced to deal with the situation until the company went bankrupt and was handed over to Yonetaro Otani (大谷米太郎). Hoshi was
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In 1941, the United States joined World War 2, becoming an enemy state of Japan. This resulted in English becoming viewed as an enemy language. Realizing that English would now likely be absent from the high school entrance exam, Shinichi ignored it completely, instead focusing his efforts on other
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When Shinichi was 16. he spent one year living in the dormitory of Tokyo High School. A time his close friends would often look back on fondly. By contrast, Shinichi found the dorm life harsh, saying "It was horrible. To this day I get headaches thinking about it before I go to sleep", "I realized
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Despite passing the recruitment exam for high-government officials, he was not offered a job. On top of that, his father who disliked government officials discovered he took the exam, causing Shinichi to be severely reprimanded. So, he entered graduate school at the University of Tokyo where he
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After losing the company, he remained unemployed until his writing debut. During this time, Hoshi remained a part-time director of Hoshi Pharmaceutical University, earning 100,000 yen a month (not adjusted for inflation), making it difficult to pay the bills, and reducing him to poverty.
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Such feelings are mostly because of the differences between post and mid-war life, and the fact that Shinichi finished high school in 2 years. As a result of his early graduation, he graduated college at the age of 21. One year younger than normal.
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His father, Ichi Hoshi (星一 Hoshi Ichi), is the founder of the Hoshi Pharmaceutical University and the Hoshi Pharmaceutical company. His grandmother on his mother's side, Kimiko Koganei, was the sister of
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hospitalized and in immense pain during this process, and later said, "I don't even want to remember these past several years. They are the reason I'm anti-social."
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In 1948, Hoshi graduated from the University of Tokyo's Department of Agricultural Chemistry. His graduation thesis was done on the cultivation of solid penicillin.
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subjects. After successfully completing four grades, even skipping one (there used to be five years of junior high in Japan), he managed to enter the Imperial run
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soon after entry, the school had a strong militaristic attitude, and not just the teachers, the students too. I absolutely despised every second I was there".
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Group" that happened to be nearby. Other known members include Yukio Mishima (三島由紀夫) and Shintaro Ishihara (石原慎太郎).
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in liquids. Completing the first semester of graduate school in 1950. His master's thesis was a "Study of
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One of his short stories, "Bokko-chan" ("Miss Bokko"), was translated into English and published in
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The Modern Adventures of Baron Munchausen (Hora Danshaku Gendai no Boken)
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After attending the elementary school owned by the Tokyo Women's Higher
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The Hoshi Library The Official English Website of Shinichi Hoshi
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grandmother, Kimiko Koganei (小金井喜美子), was the younger sister of
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Production by Submersion in Molds of the Genus Aspergillus".
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J'Lit | Authors : Shin'ichi Hoshi | Books from Japan
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in June 1963. His books translated into English include
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Immediately after letting go of the company, he read "
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The Fairy Distributing Company (Yosei Haikyu Gaisha)
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S-F Magazine
Hayakawa Publishing
Japan
Tokyo
Japan
Tokyo
Aoyama Cemetery
Japan
novelist
science fiction
Mystery Writers of Japan Award
Nihon SF Taisho Award
hoshishinichi.com
Japanese
novelist
science fiction
short-short
Mystery Writers of Japan Award
Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction
Osamu Tezuka
Amazing 3
Mori Ōgai
Mori Ōgai
Normal School
Normal School
Tokyo High School
Kinichiro Sakaguchi
Amylase
Amylase

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