Garasu no Usagi

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| caption = First edition

| author = Toshiko Takagi

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| title_orig = ガラスのうさぎ

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| country = Japan

| language = Japanese

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| genre = autobiographical novel

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| published = 1977

| publisher = 金の星社

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{{Nihongo|Garasu no Usagi|ガラスのうさぎ||The Glass Rabbit}} is a Japanese autobiographical novel by Toshiko Takagi, who lost her sister and mother in the Great Tokyo Air Raid and saw her father killed by P-51 Mustang before her eyes at Ninomiya Station when she was 13 years old.{{cite web |url= http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2007-09-10/british-columbia%27s-japanese-consulate-presents-anime|title= Vancouver Japanese Consulate Presents Anime Screening|date= September 10, 2007|accessdate= December 3, 2014|work= Anime News Network}} As of 2018, the original novel has sold more than 2.4 million copies in Japan.{{cite web |url= https://book.asahi.com/article/11578865 |title=あんな死に方、もう二度と 高木敏子「ガラスのうさぎ」|date= May 30, 2018|accessdate= September 1, 2020|script-work=ja:好書好日}} It was translated into German, Spanish, Hungarian and other languages.{{cite web |url=http://www.iiclo.or.jp/100books/1946/htm/frame097.htm|title= ガラスのうさぎ |accessdate= September 1, 2020|script-work= ja:一般財団法人大阪国際児童文学振興財団}} It was adapted into a live-action film in 1979, a television drama series in 1980 and an anime film in 2005.