Uten Enten

Uten Enten (雨天炎天)[1] is a road essay by Japanese author Haruki Murakami, about his travels in Greece and Turkey. The essays were first published in Japanese in 1990 by shinchosha as two separate volumes, the first volume covering his travels in Greece, and the other his travels in Turkey. A popular edition collecting both volumes was published in 1991. In 2008 a renewal edition was published with some new photographs.

Uten Enten
AuthorHaruki Murakami
Original title雨天炎天
Uten Enten
CountryJapan
LanguageJapanese
GenreTravel literature, Essay
PublisherShinchosha (Japan)
Publication date
Feb 25, 2008 (Renewal edition)
Published in English
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Media typePrint (Paperback)
Pages286 pp (Renewal edition)
ISBN978-4-10-353419-8 (Renewal edition)
OCLC226807811

Contents

Title Chapter
Greece: In the Holy Mountain
ギリシャ編 アトス―神様のリアル・ワールド
Good bye Real World
さよならリアル・ワールド
About Athos World
アトスとはどのような世界であるのか
From Dafni to Karyes
ダフニからカリエへ
From Karyes to Stavronikita
カリエからスタヴロニキタ
Iviron monastery
イヴィロン修道院
Philotheou monastery
フィロセウ修道院
Karakalou monastery
カラカル修道院
The Monastery of Great Lavra
ラヴラ修道院
To Skete Prodromos
プロドロムのスキテまで
Kafsokalyvia
カフソカリヴィア
Agia Anna - Good bye Athos
アギア・アンナ―さらばアトス
Turkey: On the Turkish road
トルコ編 チャイと兵隊と羊―21日間トルコ一周
Soldiers
兵隊
Bread and Chai
パンとチャイ
Turkey
トルコ
Black Sea
黒海
Hopa
ホパ
Van Cat
ヴァン猫
For Hakkâri
ハッカリに向かう
Hakkâri 2
ハッカリ 2
Marlboro
マルボロ
Nightmare of National Highway 24
国道24号線の悪夢
Along National Highway 24
国道24号線に沿って

More information

Oldest edition

  • Subtitle: In the Holy Mountain, on the Turkish road
  • Photo: Eizō Matsumura, Art direction: Sakagawa, Design: Maeda, Map: Katō
  • Aug 28. 1990, Hardcover (21 cm), 84 page (book1), 108 page (book 2), ISBN 4-10-353402-8
    • Box set book 1: Greece - In the Holy Mountain (ギリシャ編 アトス―神様のリアル・ワールド)
    • Box set book 2: Turkey - On the Turkish road (トルコ編 チャイと兵隊と羊―21日間トルコ一周)
  • Subtitle: ―ギリシャ・トルコ辺境紀行―[2]
  • Photo: Eizō Matsumura
  • Jul 25. 1991, Paperback (15 cm),192 page, ISBN 4-10-100139-1

Renewal edition

  • Subtitle: nothing
  • Photo and Caption of photo: Eizō Matsumura
  • Paperback (20 cm)
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References

  1. Example of translation: Rain, Burning Sun (Come Rain or Come Shine)
  2. Example of translation: Travels in Greece and Turkey, a Border Area
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