Background
Hiroshi Ueda (Noboru Hamada) was born in Chiba Prefecture, Japan in 1905.
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Hiroshi Ueda
Edit Profile浩 上田
also known as
Noboru Hamada
Education
Hiroshi Ueda graduated from Railway Training Institute. After that, he entered the Ministry of Railways.
Career
Hiroshi Ueda took to writing and came into prominence with his novel Kojin (Yellow Dust). Ueda was purged after the war. He was on the editorial staff of Bungei Shuto (Literary Capital). Among his works are Kijun (Surrender) and Kaze-no Hi-no Musume (Girl on a Windy Day).
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