Japanese literature Things Living in Ears / Yoko Ogawa

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Japanese literature
My first friend who lives in my ears plays a very intimate musical instrument with tears as musical notes. The four ear bones (quartet) from my father, who was a hearing aid salesman, came out of his urn. The latest collection of Shugyoku's works in a warm, sometimes uncanny, quietly shining light. "Another Story" and "The Quartet of the Urn" from the VR animation that swept the world. My father, who was a hearing aid salesman, always carried around an old cookie can. "Another story" and "Quartet of the Urn" were born from the VR animation that swept the world. "Another story" and "Quartet of the Urn" were born from the VR animation that swept the world. My father, who was a hearing aid salesman, always carried around an old cookie can. "Another story" and "Quartet of the Urn" were born from the VR animation that swept the world. "Touching the Earlobe" My father, who was a hearing aid salesman, always carried around an old cookie can. "Another story" and "Quartet of the Urn" were born from the VR animation that swept the world. "Touching the Earlobe" My father, who was a hearing aid salesman, always carried around an old cookie can. "Another story" and "Quartet of the Urn" were born from the VR animation that swept the world. "Touching the Earlobe" My father, who was a hearing aid salesman, always carried around an old cookie can. "Another story" and "Quartet of the Urn" were born from the trunk that contained his hearing aids. "Today is Little Bird Day." The size of the Little Bird Brooch must be one third of the actual size. The beak and claws are genuine. Unfortunately, there is not one more left. "Let's dance." After maintaining the hearing aids and talking Harvest Festival