Urne - 本 31

[About the Book] ーHe won the war, only to be pursued by his own brother- After his decisive victory at the Battle of Dan-no-ura, Minamoto no Yoshitsune found himself hunted by his elder brother, Yoritomo. Yet why did Yoshitsune not immediately flee far away, and instead remain near the capital,……続きを見る

幼少期から続いた家庭の混乱、虐待、DV、うつ病、シングルマザーとしての子育ての苦悩。波乱の人生の中で出会ったヨーガが、心と体を整え、生きる力を与えてくれました。本書は、著者が自身の人生を通して、ヨーガを学び、実践してきた歩みをたどる物語です。人は誰もが、それぞれの形で心に傷を抱えながら生きています。……続きを見る

[About the Book] What does it truly mean “to heal”? Is it simply to remove symptoms? To provide the right answers? Or is it-to quietly stand beside another person’s life? This is the story of a young man aspiring to become an acupuncturist, as he continues his search for what true medicine reall……続きを見る

"One of the best books ever about Japanese society…[A] thoughtful, nuanced study." -U.S. News & World Report First published in 1946, The Chrysanthemum and the Sword is one of the most influential and widely read works on Japan in the twentieth century. Written by cultural anthropologist Ruth Ben……続きを見る

In this charming book, professional Japanese cat illustrator Sayo Koizumi shows you how to create expressively cute cat sketches, drawings and paintings using a wide variety of different styles and media. Packed with hundreds of colorful examples and helpful tips, it enables artists at all levels ……続きを見る

[About the Book] Teaching Japanese was never just a matter of giving lessons. It was a place where people from different countries and cultures collided, struggled, and-despite everything-found ways to connect. In a small town in Japan, a Japanese language class began. People gathered there from C……続きを見る

[About the Book] In the midst of civil war, how can people create “peace”? When diplomacy stalls, ceasefires collapse, and violence becomes part of everyday life-this is the harsh reality the author, a Japanese United Nations civil affairs officer, faced on the ground. What he experienced durin……続きを見る

[About the Book] This book invites a shift in perspective-from treating diseases to caring for people. Medical tests show no abnormalities. Medication brings little relief. Yet we continue searching for a diagnosis-for a name to give our condition. The author, a Japanese otolaryngologist with ma……続きを見る

[About the Book] A thoughtful exploration of human nature, freedom, and destiny through the lens of philosophy. This book goes beyond the age-old question, “Are human beings inherently good or evil?” and instead asks a deeper one: How did the very capacity to judge good and evil come into being? ……続きを見る