Japanese literature Yojinbo KUCHIIRIYA (51), the body of a retired family (tentative) / Eiji SUZUKI Futaba Bunko

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Japanese Literature
Two bodies found in the Futaba Bunko / retreat in Oiwake-cho, Komagome. Fujitaro Kabayama, a Minamimachi bugyo (Magistrate of Kyoto City) designated machimawari doshin (a police constable), who started to search for the incident, was worried about the health of Jukichi, a roju (middle retainer). He seemed to have lost his physical strength and had a burden on his inner organs due to the heat wave. On the other hand, Naonoshin YAZE, an assistant instructor of the dojo of Shushi-kan, which was being reconstructed, was teaching the juniors. One of them, the third son of a merchant family called Genroku, had an evil hand. This is the 51st series of popular period novels published in January and February!