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Japanese Literature
Poplar Bunko / In a town where rapid trains don't stop, and a fifteen minute walk from the station, Ikawa Kanta lived alone in a 30-year-old apartment on the Arakawa River. He lived in the same room when he was a student, even after he got a job, or even after he left the company. He had no idea what he wanted to do, and he was twenty seven years old Tsukeba. His father passed away when he was a high school student, and his mother got remarried and had a different family, so Kanta's life now is only for himself. He works part-time at a convenience store, but he sometimes doesn't have anything to do except to attend a wedding ceremony as a proxy. One day, a noisy man called Toda moves into the upper room, and a strange relationship begins. One day, a noisy man called Toda moves into the upper room, and a strange relationship begins. He was cautious about his unrestrained words and deeds, but he is gradually attracted to Toda and his family toda and his family, who don't hide his mistakes. Q : This is a youth novel that tells the story of a young man who had no hope for the future, who takes the first step toward the future.