Chouhei Kanbayashi

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Chouhei Kanbayashi (神林長平 Kanbayashi Chōhei?) (born 1953) is a Japanese science fiction and horror writer who won the Seiun Award four times for novel. In 1985 he was chair of Japan's National SF convention. His name is also transliterated as Chohei Kanbayashi or Kanbayashi Chohei.

His writing often has involved virtual reality and has been seen as relational to cyberpunk.

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