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Japanese Literature
Japanese Literature
People talk about "irreplaceable individuality." But you always compare it with someone! Noriko Watanabe always thought "I'm not lucky". My best friend who was born in junior high school is kumi, the most beautiful girl in the school even though she has the same family name. Although she is also "Watanabe," she is the most beautiful girl in the school. She is also "Watanabe," but she has become "Watanabe," the one who doesn't get much attention. She enters art club because she likes painting, but there is a classmate who draws attention and reviews for some reason even though she only paints "unusual pictures." When I try to find a job, I am the only one in the group of four good friends who can't get an informal job offer. She dreamed of a happy marriage life, but her husband's company goes bankrupt. She has to help her father's bakery, but her husband is clumsy, so she has to make bread. She is working hard at work and raising children, but her husband is having an affair. She has been working hard at a department store in Tokyo where she opened a store, but sales don't increase. What is the true form of happiness that Nobuko, who has lived by comparing herself with other people, got?