Book (Practical) Japanese literature> I'll forget everything.

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It's a "fragmentary memoir" that tries to make a little resistance to the day-to-day forgetfulness that sometimes gets upset and sometimes gets shaken, and tries to make a little resistance to the day-to-day forgetfulness. It's an empty coffee shop, a home station home on the way home, an unexpected Christmas Eve, a nurse call to let you know the end of your IV, a cheap business hotel corridor, a unknown town club, the end of a convenience store in the morning, a non-reserved seat on the Shinkansen Kodama, a white curtain inflated by the windows of a guesthouse, and a party venue where you have no place.