Japanese literature Dreams in Burma

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Japanese Literature
Nishiguma, who was in charge of military logistics in the mountain villages of Burma during World War II. The army tried to exterminate mice to prevent the spread of plague, but the elders of the community stubbornly refused. The words that the medic threw (」, contrary to 「 Buddhism). The last words left by the junior lieutenant of his predecessor's unit were dreams he had found in Burma (the title work). He was the author of 『 Ikusa no Sobu 』, a series of short stories that further deepened the battlefield novel.