Japanese literature Tonight, Liars Cast a Shadow Curtain / Izuki Kogyoku Poplar Bunko Pu Aflou

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Japanese Literature
Poplar Bunko Purefull / One year after the earthquake that hit the capital Tokyo, the Girl's Circus, which symbolizes the city, was born in the economic special zone Wangan Casino. During the development of the Girl's Circus, the head of the 『 Seitokukai 』 Group committed suicide. She was the father of Malina who grew up in single-father family. She became isolated from the natural world, and while looking for the truth about her suicide, she finds out about the recruitment of the Girl's Circus members. While aiming to ride the Kuchu Buranko, she meets Saiko and Anon, who are irreplaceable friends, and Washizuka, the 』 representative of 『 Seitokukai, who is a man who has enormous power in the special casino zone but is opposed to the circus. The truth held by this man who cannot see the bottom. Demonstrations against the casino, enormous money moving behind the scenes, cheers to the circus and enthusiastic fan letters from the audience (fans). The youth mystery of girls overflowing with tears as a girl who is covered with "lies" confronting this vortex of enthusiasm. ■ Author profile Izuki Kogyoku Born in 1984, born in Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture. Graduated from the Faculty of Letters at Kanazawa University. In 2006, she won the 13th Electric Novel Grand Prize for "『 Horned Owl" and "King of the Night 』," which depict the collapse and revival of a girl, and debuted with this film in 07. She depicts girls who overcome adversity and become their own, and