Library Essays and essays Shigesato Itoi asks Ichiro Asahi Bunko

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Asahi Bunko / Hit-kan I'm so happy that I jump up when I hit a hit. Ichiro, who usually doesn't show such gestures at all, talks about his true feelings. The difficulty of hitting a hit. The reason why he used a thin bat and a glove that he can feel through. He answered the question "What is money?". It also contains "Fifty one Times Ichiro Philosophy" and "Letter from Shigesato Itoi to Ichiro"! Ichiro talks about not only batting theory but also his view of life in a way that is easy to understand even for beginners who don't know baseball. For example, he is particular about the tools. The reason why he uses the glove carefully by himself instead of leaving it to the person in charge of the tools is to remember his training. He insists that it is a misunderstanding that he can hit a hit with a thick bat. If it is thick, he can hit a place that should not be hit. "It is possible to hit a ball in a place that should not be hit." It is important to have a sense of misshooting. In response to Shigesato Itoi's question "What is money?", Ichiro, who remained silent for a while, talks about an episode in which he lived in a very small house when he was a boy and could not even call his friends. Growing up in that house is a "gift from God" and he also presents a monetary philosophy that "one thousand yen is one thousand yen" regardless of billions of money.