Book (Practical) Essays and essays To Hometown, Friend, Teacher, Wind News Collection of Letters of Futaro YAMADA

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"Refreshing, can't write." Kazetaro shows a glimpse of his bad friends. He tells of his relatives who lost their parents at an early age, and exchanges with his former teacher. He consults with his best friend Akimitsu Takagi about a collaboration with his family. He also has a family relationship with Seishi Yokomizo. It includes letters from Ranpo Edogawa, Kikuo Tsunoda, Tetsuya Ayukawa, Hideo Nakai, Takehiro Irokawa, Yasutaka Tsutsui, hideko Takamine, Mitsumasa Yasuno, Tadanori Yokoo and Kawataro Nakajima, as well as a correspondence with Yoshiyuki Nishi, a German writer. "Novels match the nature of young children more than doctors." He went to Tokyo by himself during the war and studied for entrance exams while working at a munitions factory and passed a medical college. "Daruma Toge no Jiken" (The Case of Daruma Pass) was selected in 1947. He applied for the short story contest of "Jewel". He graduated from Shinsei Medical College in 50. He chose the path of a writer and became a popular writer with the Ninja copybook printed from the works of old masters of calligraphy series. He is full of charm that does not include sharp criticism of the social situation and the true feelings that he gives to his friends who don't care about it. Kazetaro Yamada's 100th Anniversary