Atsumu Suzuki: 54 books

Asagumo, the lovely and eccentric oiran who loves to cook, just can't seem to trust the words of her client, the Big Man, no matter how much he professes his love. After a few days pass, even though he's in town for negotiations with the Shogunate, he hears a man besmirch Asagumo's good name, and...

A "kamuro" is a young girl who takes care of and runs various errands for a courtesan, and at the same time studies the art for herself. The way kamuro would refer to their respective courtesans as "big sister" gave rise to the word "oiran", the most elite prostitutes...

A former oiran, Tamamo, whom Hashidate Oiran met after she began her apprenticeship of a courtesan, has passed away, leaving Hashidate Oiran with a lock of her hair and a tightly sealed envelope. Reading the letter, strange rumors surrounding our heroine develop. When suspected of being cursed by...

When Namiji is changing in Hashidate Oiran’s room, she finds a cloth hidden in the back of the chest of drawers. The cloth is the same as the pattern she was wearing when given to her foster family! Is Hashidate Oiran her real mother?!The finale of the moving courtesan romance story of the Edo period!

A "kamuro" is a young girl who takes care of and runs various errands for a courtesan, and at the same time studies the art for herself. The way kamuro would refer to their respective courtesans as "big sister" gave rise to the word "oiran", the most elite prostitutes in Edo-era Japan. This story...

A "kamuro" is a young girl who takes care of and runs various errands for a courtesan, and at the same time studies the art for herself. The way kamuro would refer to their respective courtesans as "big sister" gave rise to the word "oiran", the most elite courtesans in Edo-era Japan. This story takes...

A "kamuro" is a young girl who takes care of and runs various errands for a courtesan, and at the same time studies the art for herself. The way kamuro would refer to their respective courtesans as "big sister" gave rise to the word "oiran", the most elite prostitutes in Edo-era Japan. This story...

A "kamuro" is a young girl who takes care of and runs various errands for a courtesan, and at the same time studies the art for herself. The way kamuro would refer to their respective courtesans as "big sister" gave rise to the word "oiran", the most elite prostitutes in Edo-era Japan. This story...

A "kamuro" is a young girl who takes care of and runs various errands for a courtesan, and at the same time studies the art for herself. The way kamuro would refer to their respective courtesans as "big sister" gave rise to the word "oiran", the most elite prostitutes in Edo-era Japan. This story...

A "kamuro" is a young girl who takes care of and runs various errands for a courtesan, and at the same time studies the art for herself. The way kamuro would refer to their respective courtesans as "big sister" gave rise to the word "oiran", the most elite prostitutes in Edo-era Japan. This story...

A former oiran, Tamamo, whom Hashidate Oiran met after she began her apprenticeship of a courtesan, has passed away, leaving Hashidate Oiran with a lock of her hair and a tightly sealed envelope. Reading the letter, strange rumors surrounding our heroine develop. When suspected of being cursed by...

Asagumo, the lovely and eccentric oiran who loves to cook, just can't seem to trust the words of her client, the Big Man, no matter how much he professes his love. After a few days pass, even though he's in town for negotiations with the Shogunate, he hears a man besmirch Asagumo's good name, and...

A "kamuro" is a young girl who takes care of and runs various errands for a courtesan, and at the same time studies the art for herself. The way kamuro would refer to their respective courtesans as "big sister" gave rise to the word "oiran", the most elite courtesans in Edo-era Japan. This story takes...

A "kamuro" is a young girl who takes care of and runs various errands for a courtesan, and at the same time studies the art for herself. The way kamuro would refer to their respective courtesans as "big sister" gave rise to the word "oiran", the most elite courtesans in Edo-era Japan. This story takes...