Japanese literature Onshi Tsuji

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Japanese Literature
『 Tsuji Ongakushi 』 / A 69-year-old man who had a successful surgery for his wife's cancer. He had been writing novels for some time, but he had never been selected for any of the awards he had applied for and had no reputation. After this surgery, he decided once again to write novels that would be appreciated by the world while she was still alive. He met works of Haruki Murakami in the past, thought about classical music which is an important factor in his works, thought about "Tsuji Ongakushi" in Schubert's "Fuyu no Tabi", and thought about Poe's "People in the Crowd." He then decided to make the motif of his work "something" that he happened to see on the street. / Henmin 』 of 『 Taihei / 1986 (1986). He broke up with his wife who married three years ago, quit his job, and moved to an apartment in the back of the Araiyakushi Shopping Street. He had 14 million yen in savings from his stock investment, so he didn't have much time to eat right away, but he had nothing to do. Before long, the main character began to stroll in the neighborhood of Nakano Broadway and Sun Mall and discovered the pleasure of walking. He also discovered people who stroll in Nakano like himself, adding nicknames such as "Woody Allen," "Rabbit," "French Doll," etc. One day, he followed one person who had given a nickname, "Wakadoshiyori yori," and realizes the meaning of his secluded life.