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A Man With No Talents: Memoirs Of A Tokyo Day Laborer,New William Hazlett Maud HumphreySan'Ya, Tokyo'S Largest Daylaborer Quarter And The Only One With Lodgings, Had Been Oyama Shiro'S Home For Twelve Years When He Took Up His Pen And Began Writing About His Life As A Resident Of Tokyo'S Most Notorious Neighborhood. After Completing A University Education, Oyama Entered The Business Workforce And Appeared Destined To Walk The Same Path As Many A 'Salaryman.' A Singular Temperament And A Deep Loathing Of Conformity, However, Altered His