The winners of Japan's prestigious Akutagawa and Naoki literary prizes were revealed Wednesday, with female writers scooping the honors for works exploring themes of food and working relationships, and expectation for new encounters after emotional trauma.Junko Takase's short novel "Oishii Gohan ga Taberaremasuyoni," (To become able to eat delicious food) won the Akutagawa Prize for up-and-coming authors, which this year fielded its first entirely female shortlist of five writers in its history dating back to 1935.Misumi Kubo's short stories collection "Yoru ni Hoshi wo Hanatsu" (Releasing …READ FULL ARTICLE