Thread: Why ereaders succeeded in the US but not Japan
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Old 03-20-2017, 01:44 PM   #26
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Originally Posted by Lady Stardust View Post
Higashino Keigo and Akutagawa are available on Kobo in Japan. Where were you searching for them?
https://www.kobo.com/jp/en/search?Query=higashino+keigo
I was searching on Amazon JP. I forgot Kobo is owned by a Japanese company

I want to read them in Japanese. There are only 6 books by Higashino on the Japanese store and they are not what I am looking for. There is indeed a compilation of Akutagawa's works on Kobo store though so I'm taking my words back.
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