Hooligan earning a livelihood

Hooligan earning a livelihood
Author	Joji Abe
Issue date	1988
Origin of publication	実業之日本社
Genre	Villain novel
Country	Japan
Language	Japanese
Pages	223
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"Hooligan earning a livelihood" (a hooligan and result) is a Japanese novelist, a collection of short stories by Joji Abe. I was placed in the weekly novel for November 13 issue (1987) in 1987 by February 26 issue, and it was published in 1988 by 実業之日本社.

Summary

It is the villain novel which I did on the stage of Tokyo from 1950 to 1954.

Character

Junji Mizuta (みずたじゅんじ)

1937 Gotanda, Tokyo birth. 8 sun of height 5 shakus. Weight 28 貫. I do the body which overflowed in force and the power such as a black rhinoceros or the buffalo. I become an official gangster at 16 years old including ascetic practices at 14 years old.

Hideko Tsuchida (つちだえいこ)

The girl friend of the elementary school days of the rice field. An unyielding, cheerful daughter.

Shozo Igarashi (the elephant which Igarashi carries)

The classmate of the elementary school days of the rice field.

Abe 3, Nishiki

An executive of Saito Gumi which assumes Shibuya the territory. For the elder brother of the rice field.

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