Japanese literature Lulu to Mimi / Yumeno Kyusaku

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The 32nd installment of the popular Japanese literature series "Otome no Bookshelf" is a collaboration between the great writer Kusaku Yumeno and the illustrator Nekosuke.
This is a fascinating book that can be enjoyed both as a novel and as a collection of paintings. All illustrations are drawn.
[Contents]
However, the chain of flowers has been so long that it can be pulled out.
Living near the lake with the legend "There are things that are not good when the water gets muddy", Lulu and Mimi lived together after their father who built the bell threw himself.
The famous works by Kusaku Yumeno depict beautiful people and animals with paintings, games and CD jackets. This series is drawn by Tatsuo Hori, 『 Nezumi 』 Dazai Osamu 『 魚服 ki 』 Atsushi Nakajima 『 Sangetsu ki 』 Niimi Nankichi 『 Akatonbo 』.
This series is a collaboration series of Shugyoku with a fusion of famous literature and modern beautiful illustrations.
You will want to display it on your bookshelf. You want to give it as a present to your loved one. This is one of the "Otome no Bookshelf" series.
Author's brief history
Born in 1889 (1889) in Fukuoka Prefecture. He dropped out of Keio University. After moving from one occupation to another, he published "Ayakashi no Tsuzumi" at the age of 37. His major books include Dogra and Magura 』 in 『 and Shojo Jigoku 』 in 『. In addition to this work in the "Otome no Bookshelf" series, he also wrote "『 Bottled Jigoku 』" (Kusaku Yumeno + ホノジロトヲジ).