For the first time in Russian - the latest novel by the world-famous “researcher of the psychology of the soul, singer of human alienation” (“Evening Moscow”), “the highest achievement of the entire life and work of the Japanese master” (“Boston Globe”). One morning the narrator discovers that his legs are covered with daikon sprouts (Japanese white radish). The doctor sends him for treatment to the Hell Valley resort, famous for its hot sulfur springs, and our hero hits the road in a self-moving hospital bed, as if rolled out of the sleeve of Pink Floyd’s album “A Momentary Lapse of Reason”...