Min Jin Lee
What’s inside
Pachinko is a sweeping saga that chronicles the struggles and triumphs of a Korean family in Japan across generations, beginning in the early 20th century.
You’ll Learn
- Understanding of Korean-Japanese history and culture
- Insights into the immigrant experience and identity
- Appreciation for the complexities of family and sacrifice
- Exploration of perseverance against societal challenges
Key Points
- A Korean family’s saga in 20th century Japan
- Challenges of cultural identity and discrimination
- Resilience amid hardship and prejudice
- The role of Pachinko parlors in Korean-Japanese life
- Intergenerational family dynamics
- The search for belonging and prosperity
- Enduring love and sacrifices
Who’s it For
- Historical fiction enthusiasts
- Readers interested in Korean-Japanese culture
- Fans of family epics
- Those intrigued by the immigrant experience
About the author
Min Jin Lee is a Korean-American author known for her in-depth exploration of Korean culture and diaspora.