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Hyakken Uchida
was a Japanese author and academic. He was born in Okayama, to a family of sake brewers whose business later went bankrupt. His real name is Eizo Uchida (内田 榮造 ''Uchida Eizō''). He became a pupil of Natsume Sōseki in 1911. He graduated from Tokyo University (Tokyo Imperial University) in 1914. He became professor of German at Imperial Japanese Army Academy in 1916. He later taught at Hosei University (Tokyo). He is the main subject of Akira Kurosawa's last film, . His novel, is the inspiration for the film, ''Zigeunerweisen''. He is the author of more than fifteen volumes of writings including , and . In Japan he is well known as a passionate railfan and he made some works on railway travel.〔See Ahō ressha(Japanese).〕 Though a great literary figure in Japan, he currently only has one book translated into English: ''Realm of the Dead'' (冥途 ''Meido''). That volume also includes the collection ''Triumphal Entry into Ryojun'' (). A translated excerpt from another collection, (from the Goblins' Garden ), appeared in the JAL inflight magazine ''Skyward'', January 2006: "Small Round Things." He had two sons and three daughters.
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