Japanese literature This Winter, to the Day Long Lies End for You Who Will Be Gone / Inu-Jun Poplar Bunko Pu Aflou

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Japanese Literature
Poplar Bunko Purefull / 北織 Harui decided to move to Tokyo after graduating from university in order to leave his mother, Fuko, who did not leave his child. After graduating from university, he declined an offer of employment and decided to move to Tokyo. Her mother is bright, cheerful and dynamic, but she occasionally sends letters to Harui, and strangely, she was able to face her seriously. On the day Harui, who decided to get a job at a video production company that she had dreamed of, came to Tokyo, and when she was almost run over by a car, she was saved by a mysterious man. However, she was given a mysterious prophecy that she would die in the winter four years from now. Atsuo of "This Winter, To You Who Will Be Gone" is back! At the end of the surprise, there is a feeling of movement given by the author Inujun who can not stop tears. ■ Author Profile Inujun Born in Nara Prefecture and living in Shizuoka Prefecture. In 2014, he made his debut with "Someday, You Fall Asleep" (Starts Publishing), winning the 8th Japan Mobile Novel Grand Prize co-sponsored by Mainichi Shimbun & Starts Publishing. He produced many hit novels such as "Naramachi Hajime-Asangohan" series (Starts Publishing) and "This love will come true" (Shueisha). He produced four hit novels including "This Winter, To You Who Will Be Gone 250000