Japanese novelist Haruki Murakami said Sunday he will donate manuscripts of his books as well as vinyl records for an archive at Waseda University, hoping it will become a "feel-good place" on campus."Nothing would make me happier if such a facility were of use to those who want to study my works, whether Japanese or foreigners," said Murakami in a very rare appearance in a press conference. "I hope it will be the start of an exchange not just of my works but also of cultures."The world-renowned writer acknowledged that when he was a student at the university he did not attend classes and i…READ FULL ARTICLE
