Books (novels and essays) Japanese literature Lee's flowers are scattered

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Japanese Literature
Although it is said to be the most powerful candidate for the future Emperor Showa, Nashimotonomiya Masako learned for the first time from a newspaper article about her engagement to King Yi's son, Yi Un. The story of Princess Yi, who is a member of the Imperial Family but married to the Yi Dynasty through policies, was written in the vertical line, and Masako, a woman who falls in love with a revolutionary from the Korean Peninsula and falls out of society, is written in the horizontal line. The story is about Japan and the Korean Peninsula before, during, and after World War II.