Aya Koda

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"... went to Mrs. Etsuko Niki, 29, bedridden with polio throughout her life. She has never attended school. The National Academy prize for the best essayist was won by Mrs. Aya Koda, 53, who until a few years ago had not written anything for publication. The newspaper Yomiuri, one of japan's biggest dailies, editorially declared: “The ladies’ has started in Japan." Shukan ..."

"... to Miss Etsuko Nikl, 29, bed ridden willi pollo throughout hor Hfc, Slie has never attended school. Ilie National Academy prize for the best essayist was won by Mrs. Aya Koda, 53. who until a few years ago lied nol written anything for publication. Tile newspaper one ot Japan's biggest dallies, editorially "The Indies' sance has started ln Japan.” Shukan Asahl, ..."