¡Goto Shoji Nonfiction Shu Vol. 10
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[Machine Translation] The face of the times has changed dramatically. But the propositions that people live by remain the same throughout the ages. Discipline yourself, be modest, maintain your ambition, and accomplish what you need to accomplish. That is the theme of all of Noriko Ibaraki's poems and her life. The poems in "Limpid" vividly depict the life of a female poet and its meaning. Kazuo Ishii, a poor painter living in Kobe, was discovered by an art dealer. Some people considered "Statue of a Goddess" to be his "last painting," others found it to be a source of inspiration and healing. The "Miracle Painter" depicts how a single painting is transmitted to the world and penetrated into it. Includes Toshiharu Ueda, Kimiko Date, Akira Ohgi, Judoka, and others from "The Solitary Fighter," which is not included in Volume 9.
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