About the book: 1960 / Editors A. Strugatsky and T. Redko Art editor G. Klodt Technical editor 3. EvdokimovaCorrector A. Paranyushkin Tatsuzo Ishikawa is a popular writer of modern Japan. The novel “Reed in the Wind” is dedicated to the tragic events of the recent past - the Second World War in the Pacific Ocean. This is a book about the difficult trials that befell the Japanese intelligentsia during the dark years of militarism. The main characters of the book - medical professor Kodama, his beautiful daughter Ioko, journalist Uruki, who is in love with her, and others - strain all their strength to defend the right to life and happiness in the terrible abyss of disasters into which the war has plunged the entire Japanese people. Tatsuzo Ishikawa vividly and fascinatingly told in his novel how simple, honest people in Japan lived, loved, fought and suffered..