Hayakawa mystery contest

The Hayakawa mystery contest is the open call for participants rookie of the year title of the short story whodunit which Hayakawa Publishing hosted. "A mystery magazine" recruited you. All three times were performed from 1990 through 1992.

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List of prizewinners

A time (year)	Prize winner	Prizewinner	Publication
The first (1990)	[the highest award] Fumihiko Oguma	"Heaven can wait"	"Mystery magazine" August, 1990 issue
	[fine work] Katsushi Takemiya [note 1]	"A moonlight reward beautiful woman"	"Mystery magazine" September, 1990 issue
The second (1991)	[the highest award] Hideo Yamazaki [note 2]	"There is the conscience in the neighbor and comes"	"Mystery magazine" September, 1991 issue
The third (1992)	Fumiko Yamada	"Hush up Bruce"	"Mystery magazine" October, 1992 issue
	[fine work] Fukahori bone	"A marsh of an earthworm, a baby or the sugared water"	"Mystery magazine" November, 1992 issue

Collecting of the prizewinner

• "Heaven can wait", and "heaven can wait" - Fumihiko Oguma (Hayakawa mystery world, November, 1991)
• Fukahori bone "earthworm, baby or marsh - "Sweet Hydrangea Leaf sly trick tea gathering firewood Tenjinmae topographical record" of the sugared water" (Hayakawa SF series J collection, August, 2003)

Member of a selection committee

The correction of this knob is expected.

• Michio Tsuzuki
• Mariko Koike

Explanatory note

1. The ^ reading "たけみやかつし." "Celebration hearsay" (ほいとでん) of the publication (Yamanashi Nichi-Nichi Shimbun-sha) is belonging to Takeshi Asada (あさだたけし) for 2,012 years.
2. "Acorn (new idea building) which is the first in a forest" of the publication is belonging to 天乃辺哲 (あまのべてつ) for ^ 2,005 years.

Allied item

The rookie of the year title of Hayakawa Publishing

• Agatha(Miller) Christie Prize (long piece whodunit, 2010 -)
• Hayakawa, SF contest (for middle short story SF novel, from 1961 to 1992 all 18 times)

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