Books (novels and essays) Japanese literature I don't live for work / Yusuke Ando

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Japanese Literature
『 Mikae Foods Co., Ltd. will strive to recover trust with the spirit of "Smile Compliance." The day after the president's comments about the 』 contamination scandal burst into flames on social media, it was a transfer order to "Smile Compliance preparation room" that was waiting for 35-year-old Tajimi Yukichi, who works in the public relations department. He wants to make "Smile Compliance," which doesn't have substance. He thinks that the president should make reckless remarks of executives, meetings for meetings, making meaningless materials. He thinks of the president as the most important person. He thinks of band activities as his hobby. He thinks of band activities as the most important thing. At that time, he learns that the band members have a short life expectancy. "Why am I working so hard?" While searching for the meaning of working, Yukichi begins to think about how to live.