Japanese literature It was hopelessly hard / Saki Asagiri

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The 17th Japanese Literature (br) Winner of the Contemporary New Writer's Award for Modern Japanese Literature. This is the story of Generation Z. The little hope and the secret despair that an active Kyoto University student contained when he was 17 years old. Even if he was denied by someone with all the words "It was tough" or "It was blue," or even if it was forced by someone. For us, those days were surely youth. Each emotion is carefully picked up and unrelentingly spun. - Beyond time, I remember my junior high school days. - Kyoko Nakajima describes her selfishness, cruelty, and a kind of childish feeling. - It makes me feel that she has Yuu Nagira thought. - Yusuke Miyauchi has a unique sense that goes into her heart. - Medicine Mt. Marudake Wakana, a junior high school student who wishes to "become something special like the protagonist of the story," is busy training in the volleyball club every day. However, as soon as she reaches the third grade, the team is divided by the change of advisor. After finishing the retirement game with no gear in place, the club members faced their final years. Maki, the only experienced volleyball player with excellent academic skills, Manami, who refuses to interact with others due to family troubles, cherry trees that hide their true feelings for fear of isolation, walnuts that cannot deviate from the rules. The true feelings hidden by the girls who lost the connection of club activities, and the relationship that they endured have begun. The days until graduation began.