(post stamp with Akutagawa^^)
OK, I lost my perspective. But to those who can read Japanese, or at least try to do so, I will post full texts of his works (well, some of it).
Rashomon and In a Grove are important for those who are interested in both Japanese literature and cinema.
Worth reading, although Akutagawa wrote it in late form of classical Japanese (it's not exactly the classical, written form, but still, it's not modern Japanese as well), so it can be hard to go through. But if you do so, your life will change.
OK, maybe not, but...
First:
芥川龍之介.藪の中.pdf
Then Rashomon in two versions (with furigana):
羅生門.doc
羅生門.pdf
