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Japanese literature
The 26-year-old 希以 who succeeded Oura-ya, a big shop in Nagasaki that deals with rapeseed oil. When the world is in turmoil due to the black ships at the end of the Edo period, the 希以 who thinks about new business before they become impoverished does not look good on Yaemon, the head clerk who respects old customs. Eventually, the shop burned down in a fire, his father ran away and did not like the son-in-law he received, and he vowed to support Oura-ya alone for some time. The words I heard from my grandfather, who passed away in his childhood,' The sea is connected to any part of this world. In the past, it was possible to trade freely. If you had the ability, you would have been able to cross over with a different person as long as you had the ability,' come back to my mind many times. As soon as I met Tojuro SHINAGAWA, a translator, and Textur, a sailor of the Orandajin, and heard about the shortage of tea leaves in Eikichiri, I began to sell Japanese tea leaves. Three years later, OTO, a merchant of Eikichiri, appeared, and the 希以 finally broke through the old bond and went out with the world. While repeating successes and disappointments, I met and parted many encounters she had made. What was she aiming for, what was she got, and what was she lost? This is a masterpiece biography written by a master of maturity. 希以 Kei Oura