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Japanese Literature
32 nd Novel Award for Best Newcomer. Highly praised by the selection committee member Yuka Murayama! "I don't think the fate of the main characters who live in distant times will be so heartbreaking. A great arm away from the newcomer." The Kamakura bakufu (Japanese feudal government headed by a shogun) is located on the coast of the sea. The beautiful scenery and the background are surrounded by intrigue, jealousy and hatred. Under such circumstances, Nobuko, the daughter of the Sekkan-ke (line of regents and advisers), marries with the young third shogun, MINAMOTO no Sanetomo. Although she felt uneasy about the sudden marriage and the land of a foreign country, she was wrapped in the kindness of Sanetomo and the smell of the sea for the first time in her life, and she gradually relaxed her mind. On the other hand, Sanetomo also touched on the appeal of the waka that Nobuko had taught him, and hoped to govern the world by the power of words rather than by the power of arms. However, an ugly power struggle that was willing to kill the two irresistibly wound them into a whirlpool of grief. This is a historical love story written by a new generation of writers that is sure to shake the heart many times.