To 17-year-old Kimi, Important Things in Life are Invisible / Minoru Kamata
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Nihon Essay / Zuihitsu (Nihon Essay / Essay) Dr. Kamata, who has been talking about the way of life at high schools across the country for more than 20 years, "There are words for successful people. There is a weapon for people to live, and there is a freedom to fail. There is a freedom to fail" for people to live. "From" Introduction ", I wrote about what kind of thinking I had when I was 17 years old, and how that way of thinking changed my life after that. The title is" To you at 17 years old, "but I think it would be great if young people around 15 to 22 years old read this book. Even if a family member who understands you well, or a parent or grandfather or grandmother who does not understand you at all, or a school teacher read this book, I wrote it in such a way that they can understand each other. Even if a family member who understands you well, or a parent or grandfather or grandmother who does not understand you at all, or a school teacher reads this book, I wrote it in such a way that they can understand each other. Why do I write this book in such a way that a family member who understands you well, or a parent or grandfather or grandmother who does not understand you at all, or a school teacher reads this book. Even if a family member who understands you well, or a parent or grandmother who does not understand you at all, or a school teacher reads this book. I wrote this book in such a way that they can understand each other.