Classic Japanese novels

Classic Japanese novels are revered works from Japan’s literary history, often reflecting its culture, history, and societal values. Notable examples include "The Tale of Genji," considered the world’s first novel, exploring court life and human emotions. These works often blend poetry, philosophy, and storytelling, highlighting themes like love, duty, and societal change. They provide insights into Japan’s past, emphasizing intricate characters and refined language. Recognized for their historical significance and literary artistry, these novels continue to influence both Japanese and global literature.