The Haruki Murakami Library will open at the Japanese author's alma mater Waseda University in Tokyo on Friday to house his personal archive, including handwritten manuscripts previously donated.During a recent interview with Kyodo News ahead of the opening of the library officially known as The Waseda International House of Literature, Murakami talked about how he envisions his works being passed on."If you just put things there, people will only come once and never again. I wanted to make it a place that was more alive, and the ideas just grew from there," Murakami, 72, said.The library, …READ FULL ARTICLE