我等の一團と彼 (Warerano ichidan to kare)
'我等の一團と彼 (Warerano ichidan to kare)' Summary
The novel 'Warerano Ichidan to Kare' follows a group of journalists working in the social department of a Tokyo newspaper company. The story centers on Kameyama, a dedicated reporter who faces the challenges of his profession alongside his colleagues. One of them is Matsugae, an artist suffering from tuberculosis, whose illness and eventual departure from the company weighs heavily on the group. Another prominent figure is Takahashi, who offers unwavering support and friendship to Matsugae. The novel delves into the lives of these individuals, exploring their relationships, struggles, and personal journeys amidst the demands of their profession. Through their experiences, the author provides a realistic portrayal of the lives of journalists and the complexities of human relationships in the context of early 20th-century Japan. The story also sheds light on social issues of the time, including the impact of tuberculosis on individuals and society.Book Details
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