Goodnight Tokyo The English language debut from bestselling Japanese author

<p><strong>“Rewards are plentiful.”— <em>Financial Times </em></strong></p><p><strong>“A must-read for Murakami fans.”— <em>Hotlist </em></strong></p><p>Set in the early hours of the morning in and around Tokyo, this ingeniously constructed English language debut is an energetic fresco of nocturnal existence. Hailed as a mélange of Agatha Christie, Teju Cole, and Hieronymus Bosch, <em>Goodnight Tokyo </em>is a compelling reflection on human relationships in modern-day metropolises at the intersection of isolation and intimacy. </p><p>Matsui is the driver of a taxi the colour of the night sky. Every night between the hours of 1 am and 4.30 am, when Tokyo’s eccentrics and insomniacs emerge, he guides his taxi around the streets of Tokyo, collecting passengers and their stories. </p><p>Yoshida’s novel offers readers a unique and intimate take on Tokyo as seen through the eyes of a large cast of colourful characters whose lives are mysteriously but intricately interconnected and whose fates converge against the backdrop of the city’s neon-lit streets and night-time alleys.  </p>