Nihon Essay Essay Mei-no-mizu (temporary) - Road to モンマルトルーー Lapan-Azil - / Before the Sakamoto

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About 10 years ago, the author of the Nihon Essay Essay and Essay, Sakamoto Yoo-san, a cartoonist, suffered from a connective tissue disease that was incurable. She never recovered completely, and spent her days in despair at the further deterioration of her physical condition. She was awakened to singing chanson, until she recorded a CD. She also meets "Lapan Azil," a cabaret chansonier in Montmartre, Paris, where famous artists such as Picasso and Utrillo, writers, and chanson singers have gathered. With her story of Deai and rebirth with "Lapan Azil," it introduces the history of "Lapan Azil," which has a history of more than 200 years and continues to shine artistically, together with many visuals. It was published in Montmartre, Paris, at the time when interest in the city of Paris is growing during the Paris Olympics that opens in July 2024. It also introduces "Lapan Azil," which continues to shine artistically even today. It is published as a guidebook of Montmartre. Born in Kanagawa Prefecture. After graduating from the department of English literature at Tamagawa University, he became a cartoonist, painter and writer. After graduating from the department of English literature at Tamagawa University, he became a cartoonist, painter and writer. After graduating from the department of English literature at Tamagawa University, he became a cartoonist. After he became a critic and appeared on TV, he also made his debut as a singer. He was diagnosed with connective tissue disease in 2007, and it is clear that he had a developmental disorder. Now, while continuing his creative activities as a painter, he also produces live performances and stage productions as a singer. The books are 『 Manga : The history of the Roman Empire 』 (three volumes in total, kodansha), 『 Kami is a cruel 』 (Bunshun Shinsho), 『 was diagnosed as a developmental disorder, 』 (co-authored with Nihiko Hoshino 『 』 Sakamoto Sakamoto