Japanese literature A Place for the Swan : A Story of a Disabled Person Support Facility / Tōru Shimomura

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Japanese literature
[Introduction to the Contents]
A facility for the disabled that is often thought of as a closed world.
This is a story about people with disabilities who live in the Sunny Garden, a support facility for the disabled.
It is not a simple story, but it is a story about people with disabilities who live in Wake.
This book is a story about people with disabilities who live in the Sunny Garden, a support facility for the disabled, and the people who support them. It is a story about the bonds between users and staff members, winning a gold medal with a discus throw overcoming general paralysis, fun Mr. K's sayings, fighting between users, suffering of staff members. Even though Wake is friendly and full of smiles, there are times when they cry and get angry, which is not a simple story. We deliver such a daily life.
[Biography of the Author]
Toru Shimomura / Jiro 『 Story : The third son of Kojin Shimomura, author of 』. Born in 1930. After graduating from Keio University, joined Daido Tsusho, an affiliate of Daido Kogyo in Ishikawa Prefecture. Worked in a branch in the United States from 1956 for 19 years. Resigned from the Executive Director of Daido Tsusho Headquarters and the director in charge of overseas operations of Daido Kogyo in 1990 and became a pensioner. The author wrote "From the Valley of 『 Matenro : 『 』 』 『 』 Wagner