Kumiko Takahashi (writer)

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Kumiko Takahashi as a drummer in 2010.

Kumiko Takahashi (高橋 久美子, Takahashi Kumiko, born 1982) is a Japanese writer^[1] and former rock band drummer with the band Chatmonchy.

Books[]

• The Sun Jumped Out Of The Universe (2010, poem)
• The House and the Desert (2012, poetry, short stories)
• Kumiko Takahashi go 1st small Edo Kawagoe history poetry of the journey (2013, statement, poetry)
• While Thinking, While Mourning, While Driving (2013)
• Hitonoyume and Kumiko Takahashi, Go! (2013, statement, poetry)
• Tomorrow's Rabbit (2015, statement)

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