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The Heisei era saw gradual yet far-reaching transformations in Japanese society and culture. Globalization, shifting identities, evolving family structures, and changes in education and public discourse all reshaped everyday life, while popular culture-from manga and anime to foodways and sport-em……続きを見る

[About the Book] Even in an age of war and upheaval, there were flowers that bloomed in silence. They were daughters, mothers, and lovers. Bound by duty and torn apart by fate, their spirits never wavered. This book portrays the lives of twenty-four women who surrounded one of the most powerful ……続きを見る

[About the Book] ーTrue healing emerges when medicine returns to the harmonious circulation of mind and universe.- Has modern medicine come to focus too narrowly on the body alone? As science advances, the mind is often left behind, and discussions of views on life and death or spiritual belief h……続きを見る

[About the Book] The scent of the wind, the weight of rain, the warmth in another person’s gaze- these are things the author never fully noticed in youth. Now, in the later years of life, the author begins to discover within fleeting moments of everyday life the delicate space between living and ……続きを見る

[About the Book] Is war something that belongs to a distant past? Or is it a “memory of everyday life” that quietly shattered someone’s ordinary world? This memoir recounts the reality of the mass evacuation of schoolchildren during the final years of the Pacific War, as experienced by a boy who……続きを見る

[About the Book] To trust the one she loved-and simply keep waiting. That was the strength that sustained her life. The setting is the Tenpyō era of Nara-period Japan. Abe no Nakamaro crossed the sea to Tang China as a student envoy, while his beloved, Mahoro no Iratsume, remained behind, praying……続きを見る

[About the Book] You live each day as best you can, yet your mind finds no rest. Anxiety and doubt linger, and you find yourself asking, “What is life?” “Why do people suffer?” ーHow has Buddhism engaged with such questions? This book offers a clear and accessible exploration of what Buddhism tr……続きを見る

[About the Book] Deep in the mountains of Hokkaido, Japan, there once ran railways where steam locomotives moved slowly through the forests. They were known as forest railways-lines laid to carry felled logs out of the mountains. At their peak, there were more than forty such lines in Hokkaido alo……続きを見る

[About the Book] Why does the body continue to suffer even when medical tests show no abnormalities? Why do people fail to feel truly healed, even after changing medications or receiving a diagnosis? This book proposes a fundamental shift in medical thinking: instead of focusing on the name of a d……続きを見る