Library Japanese literature Papaya Mamaya / Yusuke Norishiro

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Japanese Literature
[Introduction to Contents]
No matter where or how you live, don't you want to be friends?
In the summer when I was 17 years old, Papaya and Mamaya, who met through social media, met for the first time at the tideland at the mouth of Obitsu River in Kisarazu.
Papaya of the volleyball club who hates her father who is an alcoholic, and Mamaya, who grew up being swayed by her mother who is an artist, met for the first time.
They come to meet once a week in the "Graveyard of Trees" where driftwood folds, and they connect with each other.
And the miraculous encounter turns their summer into something special.
[Recommendations from editors]
This is a new era of Girl Meets Girl Novel that depicts the fleeting and brilliant summer of girls with vivid brushwork.
[Recommendations from editors]
The Obitsu River River Mouth Tideland in Kisarazu City, the setting of this work, is a natural tideland with only one back marsh left in Tokyo Bay.
Reeds grow thickly, small crabs are hidden under stones, and the chirping of several kinds of birds echoes in the sky.
I would be happy if you can feel this place, which is heartily beautiful by the author, along with the story.
The commentary is by Mr. Kengo, the creator of the novel introduction.
The commentary is by all means written by Mr. Ken