Japanese literature Sorting out the belongings of my mother-in-law is annoying. Futaba Bunko

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Futaba Bunko / Japanese Literature
Her mother-in-law, who had been living alone in a suburban housing complex, died suddenly. 望登 Koko decided to organize her belongings on her own because it would be expensive to ask a vendor. However, she underestimated her mother-in-law, who was "losing money for buying cheap things." Things, things, things packed tightly in every part of the room. She was appalled by the number of things, things, things, things packed tightly in every part of the room. Even with the help of her husband, she was also a parent and child who can't throw things away. 望登 Koko who wants to leave as soon as possible is faced with a series of difficult problems. "Why are you piling up so much?" This is a long story that must sympathize with her desperate cry.