Japanese literature Tsuki Hanabijin / Shiro Takizawa

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Japanese literature
MOCHIZUKI Sayanee, a Goshi (country samurai) of the 菜澄 Domain, was making "Sayanee paper" to be used for the treatment of wounds in order to make life with his niece Wakaba as much as possible, but he was asked by a paper wholesaler Sosuke Abiko, a friend of his childhood to improve it. It is said that it was a request of Sakura Koho, a female doctor in the town, but when he was puzzled because he did not reveal the purpose, he was asked to improve it to be used for the treatment of be used for the treatment of "moon (menstruation)". Sayanee said that his work was used for a dirty purpose and that the name of the samurai was reduced. However, at the same time, he knew that Wakaba, who had his first period, was oppressed by the village children for "Kegare (impurity)". Sayanee, who had witnessed the hardship of women with his own eyes, hesitates, cooperates with Sosuke and Koho, and tries to sell the improved finished "Moon Hanabijin" despite being slandered for "sticking to his mouth with Simo". This is an impressive medical age novel that asks for a way of life that is not ashamed of himself!