List of Japanese speculative fiction writers

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This is a list of Japanese speculative fiction writers. Writers are sorted alphabetically by surname.

Contents

A

B–D

E–G

H

I–J

K–L

M

N

O–R

S

T

U–V

W–Z

See also

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