Japanese literature / Nagiko Murasaki

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Japanese literature
I win. I fight in a world where I can't hear. 咲季, a first year high school student attending a school for deaf people in Utsunomiya. 咲季, with severe hearing loss, tends to avoid communication with other people. One day at an exchange meeting, she meets a high school girl who is a listener but uses sign language. However, 咲季 is shocked by the words she uttered. On my way back from my depression, I found a cafe that says "Only for one person." The one that greeted 咲季 who entered the cafe was a parfait menu with a Hyakunin isshu song. In order to experience competitive karuta at the invitation of Yoko, the owner of the cafe, who is also a reader of competitive karuta. For some reason, Kana, who has a strong sense of rivalry with 咲季, challenged the competitive karuta, and soon they became rivals. In order for the 咲季 to compete in the competition, it is necessary to have a sign language interpreter interpret the phrases read by the reader. The interpreter of 映美, who is also a teacher of the school for the deaf and is qualified as a sign language interpreter, is accurate and has perfect timing. However, 映美 said right after the first competition that he will quit as an interpreter. It is caused by a past. The conflict between the four players is incalculable. However, they overcome it by connecting their hearts through karuta. It is a youth novel by the author based on detailed coverage. [Recommendation from the editor] Competitive karuta finds a shining gold future. - Recommended by Reie Watanabe, the eternal queen of karuta! Concept 10 years! Participated in a competitive karuta tournament with students of the school for the deaf as a sign language interpreter. - Inspired by a newspaper interview article by a teacher of the school for the deaf. - Inspired by a newspaper interview article by a teacher of the school for the deaf. - Recommended by Reie Watanabe, the eternal queen of karuta! Concept 10 years! Participated in a competitive karuta tournament as a sign language interpreter with students of the school for the deaf. - Inspired by a newspaper interview article by a teacher of the school for the deaf. - Inspired by a newspaper interview article by a teacher of the school for the deaf. - Inspired by a newspaper interview article by a teacher of the school for the deaf. - Inspired by a newspaper 咲季 Orion