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‘Genji’ translator Seidensticker dies
Edward G. Seidensticker, renowned American translator of Japanese literature, including a 1975 rendering of “The Tale of Genji,” died Sunday in a Tokyo hospital, sources close to Seidensticker said. He was 86.
[THE JAPAN TIMES]
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