The Great Adventure of "Kienbō" Study for developmental and learning disabilities Switch / Yoshiko Kagawa

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Japanese Literature
[Introduction to the Contents]
"Children don't study, they just don't learn how to study."
It makes me want to study strangely when I read it.
The story of the struggle of tears and laughter until a girl who can't study becomes a doctor
The author of "Ave Maria's Violin" (Kadokawa Corporation) and "From Japan, the Bubble Story Begins" (Hikaland) is written by Dr. Yoshiko Kagawa, an active physician in the department of internal medicine.
She had a developmental disorder until she entered elementary school.
The teacher in the elementary school told her that she could not do anything until she became a doctor. She even tried to commit suicide from the bridge.
She describes how she was awakened to study and became a doctor and novelist with a cheerful and happy story. She also describes how she was awakened to study and became a doctor and a novelist, and her mother even tried to commit suicide from the bridge.
She also describes how her child was also a developmental disorder, and how her talent blossomed through the author's knowledge of infant education and encounters with good educators around her.
She also describes how her child also has a developmental disorder.
One day at the bridge
Won the National International School's Sakura Gold Medal Prize and the Theme Book of the Youth Book Report Contest (high school category).
In addition, "Japan is the Beginning of a Bubble Story" (Hikaru Land) will be made into a documentary film in October 2023 and will be released into a pocket edition by Futaba.
Other films include "The Three Wise Men of Mt. Tsurugi" (Hikaru Land) and "The Decision of the Cowherd Boy Shusuke" (Impress R & D). Tokushima City Kadokawa Corporation portrayal