Prologue | Contents | A Break, and a Short Conversation Table of Contents 1 April 23, 1991 (Heisei 3) – Tuesday There’s a saying that goes, “One can only appreciate manners when their basic needs are met.” There’s also another saying: “Poverty dulls the wit.” In other words, if you exclude some saints, civility is […]
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Full Text Chapter 1 Part 3 | Contents | A Break, and a Short Conversation June 5, 1991 (Heisei 3) – Tuesday The weather forecast was right on the money, and the rain finally stopped in the afternoon of the third day. As I was preparing to leave after school, Shirakawa came over to talk
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Full Text Chapter 1 Part 2 | Contents | Chapter 1 Part 4 June 2, 1991 (Heisei 3) – Sunday It was a damp Sunday in June. I was heading to Fujishiba Station clad in a polo shirt that emphasized breathability over fashion sense. It was a little far, but going there by bicycle would
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Full Text Chapter 1 Part 1 | Contents | Chapter 1 Part 3 May 7, 1991 (Heisei 3) – Sunday “So, what happened with that Eastern European?” Nukata Hiroyasu asked in an easy-going manner while sitting cross-legged, with his hands behind his head. His skin was burnt brown by the sun even though it was
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Full Text Prologue | Contents | Chapter 1 Part 2 April 23, 1991 (Heisei 3) – Tuesday There’s a saying that goes, “One can only appreciate manners when their basic needs are met.” There’s also another saying: “Poverty dulls the wit.” In other words, if you exclude some saints, civility is secondary, to be considered
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Prologue | Contents | Chapter 2 I had a dream. Or at least, I thought it was a dream. In the dream, I was in an intensive care unit. I did not feel any pain, but there was this fretful feeling that something irreversible would happen if I continued to stay like this. However, I
Contents | Chapter 2 (Note about the title: Kuri Kinton is Candied Chestnuts and Sweet Potatoes. It symbolizes economic fortune and wealth and it’s an important part of the New Year meal to bring good luck and prosperity for the new year.) Table of Contents 1 I was reading a book in the library until
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Full Text Chapter 1 Part 3 | Contents | Chapter 2 Part 1 Since I’d stormed out of both the Printing Preparation Room and my classroom, there was nowhere for me to go. That should be a good time for me to head home, but there was still something I had to do. which was
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Full Text Chapter 1 Part 2 | Contents | Chapter 1 Part 4 My intuition had been off the mark. I’d thought that the note had been written by a male, but the person waiting for me after school in my classroom was a female student. The sunset had lost the intensity that was painful
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Full Text Chapter 1 Part 1 | Contents | Chapter 1 Part 3 The discussion quickly reached a deadlock, and started going around in a circle. The same suggestions, the same denials were repeated again and again, with only changes in the words used to express them. I knew how to put an end to
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