
何處へ (Doko e)
'何處へ (Doko e)' Summary
Suganuma Kenji, a recent graduate from the Faculty of Literature, struggles to find meaning in his life as a magazine reporter. Feeling lost and disillusioned, he grapples with his job and his direction in life. The story unfolds through Kenji's interactions with his former classmates, including Oda, Minoura, and Kubota, as well as Professor Katsurada and his wife. These relationships provide Kenji with different perspectives on life and the pursuit of fulfillment. As he navigates his relationships and personal struggles, Kenji begins to question his values and the path he has chosen. The novel explores themes of disillusionment, searching for meaning, the complexities of friendship, and the importance of finding a place in the world. Through its portrayal of Kenji's journey, “Doko e” offers a thoughtful and insightful exploration of the complexities of human experience in the aftermath of a turbulent historical period.Book Details
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