The main writers of Japanese naturalism are

Shimazaki Tōson, Tayama Katai, Tokuda Akira, Iwano Yasumi and authentic Bai Niao.

The main writers of Japanese naturalism literature are Shimazaki Tōson, Tayama Katai, Akio Tokuda, Noshino Iwano and Bai Niao. These writers played an important role in the "naturalistic literature movement" in the early 20th century, and most of their creations were concentrated in the field of novels. Shimazaki Tōson is the most famous and influential naturalist writer. He is famous for his novel Broken Ring, which is regarded as the first mature naturalistic "problem novel" full of Japanese characteristics.