- Brief description
- Dickens's Short Stories translated into Japanese
- Label
- Books sold in Japan come with a paper slip or ribbon called an obi which acts as an advert summarising the contents. This collection of 11 of Dickens's short stories, including ghost and Christmas stories such as The Signal Man and The Story of the Goblins Who Stole a Sexton, has an obi which says that these stories "explore the dark and abnormal psychology of human beings".
- Collection
- Library
- Object number
- [lib]3945
- Object type
- book
- Title
- ディケンズ短篇集; Dikenzu tanpen-shū
- Production person
- Dickens, Charles
Koike, Shigeru
Ishizuka, Hiroko - Production organisation
- Iwanami Shoten
- Production date
- 1986
- Production place
- Tokyo
- Inscription content
- For the Dickens Fellowship with the best wishes and regards from Shigeru Koike and Hiroko Ishizuka Translators. Tokyo, April, 1986; translated by Shigeru Koike & Hiroko Ishizuka published by Iwanami Shoten April, 1986
- Inscription description
- blue and black ink on inside cover page; pencil on title page
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