Books (novels and essays) Japanese literature Memories of Barley Fields

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Japanese Literature
[Introduction to the Contents]
A collection of Shugyoku's essays containing 35 essays including "Memories of the Wheat Field" in which the memory of the war in a woman and the days of art and music
The bitter memory of running away after leaving her injured friend after the bombing of B29 in the factory where she worked for the Student Mobilization Order remains in her heart, "The ONE PIECE in the Yukata" which describes the scene of life after the defeat with the memory of the mother who remade the Yukata from her childhood into the ONE PIECE, from the elegant melody of the violin concerto by Mendelssohn who met in her youth to the sweet and gentle melancholy of Schubert who came to capture her heart as she grew older, and "Relax in the Music" in which she thinks of the classical music she loves.
[Contents]
Memories of the Wheat Field
Memories of the Wheat Field
Memories of the Wheat Field
The 『 Summer Flowers Read the 』
Spring winds
Perplexing Spring
Spinning memories
The "Kimono" Spinning memories
The still life of Narashige KOIDE
The blue of Duffy
The scenery of Tetsugoro MAN
From my oil picture notebook
The flower of Rudon
The blue of Duffy
The scenery of Tetsugoro MAN
From my oil picture notebook
The flower of Udon
The flower of Rudon
The of Luo
The scenery of Tetsugoro MAN
From the still life of Narashige KOIDE
The blue of Duffy
Mirror and I
Little Journey
Watch the 』 of the 『 Sakura-no-Sono for the Koki version of Mitani
From the Piano Concert on Sunday
Chasing Hisashi Inoue
Seeking laughter
The cello concert held in a little church
Memories
The day's memories
The Piano Concert on Sunday
The gentle god of Sakura
The cello concert held in a little church
The day's memories
The Dangers of Nuclear Power Generation
Japanese "God"
Gentle god
Cherry
The sound of wooden clogs
Cocktail of Rice Vinegar and honey
Author's brief history
Atsuko NISHIMURA (Atsuko NISHIMURA)
Born in 1931 1931 1954 1954 1937 『 』 Toyonaka City 『 』 Oribe David Leveaux