The "Wednesday Morning" pub in Akasaka, Tokyo is like a stage, where seven intertwined and mutually extending love stories are staged one after another. Some people "donate bones" for their lovers, forcing them to go to a dead end; some people "induced labor" for their lovers, making their husbands mature. Some people have a vigorous relationship, but they become a thing of the past. Some people only find the truest care after bidding farewell to their passion. The colorful world of love, the bizarre world of things, the ups and downs, and the flavors.
Reader comments
This book is like a bottle of old wine, the more you taste it, the more it tastes. Junichi Watanabe's writing is delicate and true, and he tells each story so movingly. Just like "Paradise Lost", it makes people feel the complexity and beauty of love. As a father, I can better understand the characters in the book who risk everything for love, and I also cherish the family around me more. This book made me think more deeply about love and life, and it is worth reading.
Unable to love is the most valuable thing to treasure. The love in memory is ethereal and nihilistic.
This book is like a bottle of old wine, the more you taste it, the more it tastes. Junichi Watanabe's writing is delicate and true, and he tells each story so movingly. Just like "Paradise Lost", it makes people feel the complexity and beauty of love. As a father, I can better understand the characters in the book who risk everything for love, and I also cherish the family around me more. This book made me think more deeply about love and life, and it is worth reading.
Unable to love is the most valuable thing to treasure. The love in memory is ethereal and nihilistic.