Japanese literature The line draws me Kodansha Bunko

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Japanese Literature
kodansha Bunko / 2020 Bookstore Grand Prize 3rd place, Branch BOOK Grand Prize 2019 winner. Heartwarming Suiboku-ga novel "It's not for what I can do. It's for what I try." "It's not for what I can do. It's for what I try." Aoyama Sosuke, who lost his family and was in white sorrow, met an interesting old man in the exhibition hall at his part-time job. That man was Shinoda Koyama, a master of Suiboku-ga. For some reason Koyama liked Sosuke and Sosuke was made a private pupil unilaterally. Koyama's granddaughter Chiei, who opposed this, declared that she would compete with Sosuke in the "Koyama Prize" a year later. Sosuke, who is a complete amateur, goes on the road to Suiboku-ga even though she is perplexed. This book received the 59th Mephisto Prize.