Books (novels and essays) Japanese literature Today is another sunny day, Teppo-doshin Azalea calendar

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Japanese literature (br) The end of the Edo Period. The land of Okubo, the castle town of Edo-jo Castle. There has been a long and peaceful period of time. The gravel doshin, who have been protecting this area for generations, are engaged in Azalea cultivation using raw materials of gunpowder, and it has become an Edo-famous spot where many people gather in search of beautiful flowers in the season. The Tsubutte family lives with six people : Tokuuemon, the old father who insists on the role of Teppo-doshin ; Joichiro, the son who demonstrates an exceptional ability in Azalea making ; 登代乃, the grandmother who is becoming forgetful ; Hiroe, the gentle mother ; Midori, the wife who is winning ; and Ichimatsu, the grandson who is very serious. There are many incidents of various sizes involving the family who do not stop fighting and laughing. A warm-hearted Edo family novel. The author Yōko Kaji was born in Tokyo. In 2005, "Igusa no Hana" won the Grand Prize for Popular Literature. In 2008, "Ichicho no Yume" won the Seicho Matsumoto Prize and debuted with this work. She wrote many books including "Oyakuen Garden doshin Minakami Sosuke" series, "Mitoya Oei Chikujo" series, "Tomuraiya So Ta" series, "Yoi 『 Yutaka 』 『 Chatsubo Dochu 』 『 Kikuka Adauchi, 』 『 Sannen Nagaya 』". She wrote many books including "Nagaya Sosuke" series