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Brothers First – Translating Japanese Classics Into Swedish

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The Mariefred brothers Emil and Linus Berglund are the first in Sweden to translate the over a hundred-year-old book "Botchan" – often called Japan's unofficial national novel. They have long had an interest in Japan, ever since Linus' long hospital visits in childhood. - When he had recovered enough that we could take a walk here in Hjorthagen, we decided that we would start studying Japanese and that we would go to Japan, says Emil.
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The Mariefred brothers Emil and Linus Berglund are the first in Sweden to translate the over a hundred-year-old book "Botchan" – often called Japan's unofficial national novel. They have long had an interest in Japan, ever since Linus' long hospital visits in childhood. - When he had recovered enough that we could take a walk here in Hjorthagen, we decided that we would start studying Japanese and that we would go to Japan, says Emil.

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ekuriren.se broke the news on Sunday, September 20, 2026.
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