Japanese literature Spinoza's consulting room / Sosuke Natsukawa

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Japanese Literature Tetsuro Omachi is an internist working at Harada Hospital in Kyoto. When his beloved sister, who was a single mother, became ill at a young age and died fighting against it, he decided to leave the university hospital and work as a town doctor in order to live with his nephew who was left alone. Associate Professor Hanagaki, who fell in love with Tetsuro's ability at the university, sent his favorite disciple Mari Minami to Harada Hospital under the name of "training." At first, Mari had a disbelief in Tetsuro who was carefree, but after seeing Tetsuro's solid skill and philosophy as a doctor, Tetsuro gradually came to have a feeling of respect for Tetsuro. At that time, Hanagaki decided to teach endoscope technology at a world-class academic conference in Boston, and appointed Tetsuro as his assistant, but Tetsuro firmly declined his offer. As usual, Tetsuro, who had been visiting Mari and the elderly home, received a call from Hanagaki in the US. Condition of a boy who was being treated at a university hospital suddenly changed suddenly and unexpectedly, and he appointed Tetsuro as his assistant. However, Tetsuro, who had been visiting Mari and the elderly home, said that he wanted the doctors who were left at the university to support the operation secretly and without fear. What he thought and how he challenged the operation? A great impression awaits me at the end of the story! - Published by 『 Spinoza's consulting room 』. It is a painful time with no prospect in sight. What makes Tetsuro think and how he challenges the operation? A great impression awaits me at the end of the story! - Published by Tokyo Spinoza's consulting room hospital. It is a painful time with no prospect in sight. Even if it is painful, there is no way to open the way by shouting and waving their fists. At least the patients who remain in my mind and the doctors who support the field did not choose such a way of fighting difficulty. The method they chose is simpler : courage, pride and kindness, and never forget hope at all times. There is no more joy if this book conveys the image of these people even a little bit. Sosuke Natsukawa Natsukawa