¡Suzume No Techo(Shincho Bunko)
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[Machine Translation] This is a 100-day handbook in which I wrote down casual daily events from January to May, from oden and sukiyaki to bamboo shoots and fava beans. In addition to "Kizamu," an intimate word for women, "River Furniture," an unexpected scene from the Sumida River, "Sweeping," a story about a woman who works as a street sweeper, and "Spring Rain," in which the subtleties of the heart are read in the seasons, "Okoru to Work," "The Voice of a Tree," "Morning Farewell," "Beans," "Blow Down," and others, this book freely describes the changing reality of life in Japan, and remains a masterful collection of essays that has not changed over the years. The book is still in print today.
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