Book (Practical) Essays and essays Teachings left by his father, Shoichi Watanabe, even by Akira

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Biography
『 How to Live an Intellectual Life The late Shoichi Watanabe (died in 2017), an English-language scholar and social critic who has written countless bestsellers including 』. This book is a heart-warming essay about the true face and memories of the "Knowledge Giant" who is known only because he is a family member. This book is written by the author, who is the oldest son of the author and a musician. It is a heart-warming essay about the learning and thought that he explored through the enormous amount of books and words left behind, the casual conversation between father and son, and the memory of the last farewell. It is full of episodes that give readers hope to live, while it is a nostalgic sentence that reflects on the deceased father. It is a book that contains encouragement for Japanese people to survive in the Reiwa era.