Japan, the 30s of the XX century. Shimamura is traveling by train through the snowy mountain region to relax at the hot springs to Komako, which, in his opinion, he loves.The girl counts every day since the last meeting and, in violation of all the rules, falls in love with Shimamura, although she knows that her love is doomed.…The laconic and elegant "Snow Country" is rightfully considered a classic of Japanese literature and is one of the three works highlighted when Kawabata was awarded the Nobel Prize. — Classics of world literature from the author of the novels "The Thousand-Winged Crane" and "Meijin".— One of the author's best works. Yasunari Kawabata is the first Japanese winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature, and "Snow Country" is one of the three works by the author that were singled out by the Nobel Committee when awarding the award.— An edition in the "Exclusive Classics (The Best)" series — in a recognizable design and hardcover.