Japanese literature Yesterday's orange Shueisha Library

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Japanese Literature "br> Shueisha Bunko /" People who don't throw up are always fighting alone "A story about a man who is declared cancerous and his family who supports him. It is a touching long story that shakes your heart. Ryoga Sasamoto, 33 years old. While working at a restaurant in Tokyo, he has lived as seriously as other people. But the test result of his stomach upset was unexpected and he had cancer. Why me? When I was struck by despair, a package arrives from his younger brother Kyohei. It is the orange mountain climbing shoes that Ryoga wore when he was lost in his hometown mountain." I still want to live ". He looks forward desperately and faces" life "through the family that supports him. It is a masterpiece long story." I still want to live ". Ryoga looks forward hard and faces" life "through the family that supports him. Yoko Fujioka (Fujioka Yoko) Born in Kyoto in 1971. Graduated from the Faculty of Letters at Doshisha University. Studied at The Hoho Shimbun. Studied at the University of Dar es Salaam in Tanzania. Graduated from Jikei School of Nursing." I still want to live ". In 2006," Yui no Koto "was selected by Teru Miyamoto for the Northern Japan Literature Award. Debut in 『 in 09. Published by 『 Taijo no Hane 』. Author : Notes on the Palm of 』 『 Hope for Sunny 』 『 Oshorin 』 『 Manten no Goal 』 『 Noboribe, Akatsuki! 』 『 Kinno Tsuno Kodomo 』