Keigo Higashino
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- Name Keigo Higashino
- Japanese: 東野圭吾 （ひがしの けいご)
- Birthdate: February 4, 1958
- Birthplace: Ikuno Ward, Osaka City, Osaka, Japan
- University: Osaka Prefecture University
Bio
Born in Osaka in 1958. He graduated from Osaka Prefectural University, where he majored in electrical engineering. He wrote novels while working as an engineer, and made his debut as a novelist in 1985 with After School, which won him the Edogawa Rampo Award. As a full-time writer, he won the Japan Mystery Writers Association Award for Himitsu in 1999. The novel earned a good reputation, was made into a movie starring Ryoko Hirosue, and is currently being developed for a remake by Luc Besson. Higashino won the prestigious Naoki Award for Devotion of Suspect X in 2005. Among other works by him, g@me, Lakeside (Shinji Aoyama's Lakeside Murder Case) and Henshin received movie adaptations. Most recently, Byakuyako (with Takayuki Yamada) was televised.
Movie Adaptations
- Platina Data | Puratina Deta (2013)
- Perfect Number | Wonjeonhan Sarang (2012)
- Kirin no Tsubasa: Gekijoban Shinzanmono (2012)
- Before Sunrise | Yoake no Machi de (2011)
- Into the White Night | Byakuyako (2011)
- White Night | Baekyahaeng (2009)
- The Hovering Blade | Samayou yaiba (2009)
- The Devotion of Suspect X | Yogisha X no kenshin (2008)
- The Letters | Tegami (2006) (novel)
- Henshin (2005) (novel)
- Lakeside Murder Case | Reikusaido mada kesu (2004)
- G@me (2003) (novel)
- Secret | Himitsu (1999) (novel)
TV Drama Adaptations
- Thursday Theater Keigo Higashino Mystery | Mokuyo Gekijyo Higashino Keigo Misuterizu (Fuji TV / 2012)
- Naniwa Shonen Tanteida (TBS / 2012)
- Bunshin (WOWOW / 2012)
- Genya (WOWOW / 2010)
- Himitsu (TV Asahi / 2010)
- Shinzanmono (TBS / 2010)
- Meitantei no Okite (TV Asahi / 2009)
- Ties of Shooting Stars | Ryusei no Kizuna (TBS / 2008)
- Galileo (Fuji TV / 2007)
- Byakuyako (TBS / 2006)
- Tokio (NHK / 2004)
TV Movies Adaptations
- Brutus no Shinzo (Fuji TV / 2011)
- 11 Moji no Satsujin (Fuji TV / 2011)
