Japanese literature Goodbye Asahi Bunko

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Japanese Literature
Asahi Bunko / Kei, 26 years old, who succeeded Oura Ya, a large store dealing with rapeseed oil in Nagasaki. At the time of the turmoil of the Perry Black Ships at the end of the Edo period, Yaemon, the head clerk of the store who values old customs, does not look happy. Before long, the store was burned down by fire, his father ran away, and his son-in-law did not like it, and he pledges to support Oura Ya by himself. I heard from my grandfather who died when I was a child, "The sea is connected to anywhere in this world. In the past, I could trade freely. As long as I had a sense of ability, I went across as if I were a different person." I heard from my grandfather who died when I was a child, "The sea is connected to anywhere in this world. In the past, I could trade freely. As long as I had a sense of ability, I went across as if I were a different person." It happened that I met Tsuji Shinagawa Tojuro and the Dutch sailor Tekistle, and heard that there was a shortage of tea leaves in Eikichi, so I sold Japanese tea leaves here and there. Three years after waiting, Orto, an Eikichi merchant appeared. Finally, I broke down the old tradition and faced the world. While repeating successes and disappointments, I met and parted with Oura Kei. What exactly was she aimed for, what she got, what she lost? A masterpiece written by a master of maturity.