¡Nattoku Shite Shinu Toiu Ningen No Tsutome Nitsuite(Kadokawa Bunko)
¡Sono Ayako / [Cho]
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[Machine Translation] For a long time, I have not been comfortable with the fact that Japanese people have tried to avoid "death" without confronting it head-on. The author, who learned about death from Christianity from an early age, was 13 when the war ended, spent the last days of her mother and husband's parents at home, and saw her husband off in 2017. She spent the last days of her mother and husband's life together at home, and in 2017, she gave up her husband. This is a collection of essays written over a period of two years about "the duty of dying and the duty of living until then," which she has been confronting throughout her life. The collection includes a dialogue between Sawako Agawa and Keiko Naito.
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