Japanese literature Sekai kara Fukaku Toritsuya Eizo <new edition> / Satoru Okamoto

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Japanese Literature
[Introduction to Contents]
Eizo delivers the "Voice of a Dead Mother" to his students who are closed in their hearts.
It is the eighth installment of the Humanity period novel series that makes you laugh with medicine and cry.
At the age of nine, Eisaburo, his master of calligraphy, was worried about the future of his student Kotaro who is closed in his heart, "People die one day, don't they?".
The boy who does not play with friends, holds the memory of his deceased mother, and watches the sea alone. He refuses the love of his foster mother who has been a follower of his father with an attitude of apathy.
For such Kotaro, Eisaburo takes extraordinary measures to follow the love of his deceased mother!
[Author's Brief history]
Born in Osaka City in 1961.
After graduating from Ritsumeikan University, joined Shochiku.
『 Naniwa Sojo Ki 』 was selected for the New Kabuki Screenplay Prize commemorating the 90th anniversary of Shochiku Co;Ltd..
Since then, he has produced many theatrical productions and screenplays, as well as TV screenplays for 『 Mitokomon 』, etc.
Since his debut in 2010 at 『 Toritsuya Eizo 』 (Shodensha Bunko), it has become a popular series with 20 volumes.
There are many fans for his nutritious portrayal of people.
His books include "Izakaya Onatsu" and "Hatchobori Taketsuma Monogatari" series (Shodensha Bunko), 『 and then the 47 Warriors 』.