Japanese literature Forever to Lose / Kaho Fukuda

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Japanese literature
I wish I were a family with everyone. The family of naoko, a fifth grade elementary school student living in a house in Meguro, Tokyo, was about to collapse because of his father's affair. When naoko's grandmother died, she was left alone at her father's parents' house in Osaka. The girl Asako, who met her at the same age on the riverside, brought back naoko in a cave house where her four brothers lived without blood connections. Among other things, we are fascinated by the sharp eye light of our oldest son, who is far away. The stillness of my grandfather, who has advanced dementia, and the Osaka Kawazura, which reflects the scorching sun, shake the heart of the main character who is cold. It is a story of the growth of a girl's summer that carefully describes "loneliness" in which people confront each other for the first time. [Recommendation from editor] Ikematsu Soryo and Shiraishi Mooka have recommended comments! "The memories of encountering this world that a girl has grasped with her whole body are delicate and beautiful, heartless and warm, and they drift into my heart forever and will not be lost." Ikematsu Soryo and Shiraishi Mooka have recommended comments! "The memories of encountering this world that a girl has grasped with her whole body are delicate and beautiful, heartless and warm, and they drift into my heart forever and will never be lost." Ikematsu Soryo and Shiraishi Mooka have recommended comments. "Everyone has an unforgettable summer. Holding each piece of it tightly in their hands, I think everyone grows up as adults." naoko