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'Detective Minami couldn't believe his cat was bigger than he was.' Micropsia, the gift of the tumour in his brain, measures the world anew every night: buses the size of a finger, people in miniature, the scarecrow on his farm a giant. When a sack full of bones is found on the neighbouring land, Minami must measure the true size of things in a world where he cannot trust his own eyes.

The four detectives of NOH – MİKROPSİ are people estranged from their own bodies. Shojiro, a former Noh actor whose face sags like a Hannya mask and who carves masks at night in his mirrored house, investigates the suspicious death of a prisoner on hunger strike. Tetsuro, who has gnawed his fingertips until he lost his fingerprints, tries to discover the identity of a girl stuffed into a wardrobe in a hotel in the immigrant quarter. And Toshiro, who keeps the seppuku blades of his samurai ancestors in his room, bends over the secret of a captain who cut open his belly on a ship hauled ashore.

In the shadow of failed coups and covered-up files, everyone they talk to wears even more masks than the ones on the Noh stage.

The fourth and final book of the Hannya series: four dark crime stories stretching from a scarecrow to a palace garden.