Library Japanese literature Miserless Cat Shueisha Library

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Japanese Literature (br) Shueisha Bunko / Looking back, there was always a cat by the side. There is always a cat. There is always a cat by the side. There are times when I am devastated mentally and physically after divorce, when I lose a loved family member, or when I love a man from a family. It is about time for 『 Mia to leave. I am heading to 』 from Tokyo. One winter day, a cat appeared on the veranda of an apartment. A young woman who wants to make an incense came to Tomie who spends most of the day sitting in front of the Buddhist altar. There is a man who came to visit Eiko Haya who works at a Flower Shop in Karuizawa. She broke up more than 30 years ago and made her debut with the 3rd Cobalt Novel Grand Prize in "Kaiiro no Yoru" (Sea Color Afternoon). She was separated more than 30 years ago and had not seen her since then. She received the one hundred twenty sixth Naoki Prize in "『 Katanagi no Koibito 』" in 2002, and the 21st Renzaburo Shibata Prize in "』, which is similar to Ai 『" in 08. There are many books such as "Toshiki 』" of Junko 『 in 』. She was born in Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture in 1955. She received her debut with the 3rd Cobalt Novel Grand Prize in "Umiiro no Yoru" (Sea Color Afternoon). She was a former lover who had not seen her for a long time. "In Hidamari" (Autumn Fills with Depth). She was born in "Kaiiro no Yoru" (Sea Color Afternoon). She was awarded the Naoki Prize in "autumn" in 1984. She was awarded with "The Tale of Autumn" in 1984. 『 『 』