Literary arts

I live even if I die
To you who lost someone important~

Akiko Koya Yamakawa

Losing a close presence. It will cause great damage to the heart of the remaining person, whether it is in a hurry or in a prepared manner.
Parents who have traveled without filial piety, partners who have been accompanied for many years, children who have been loving, dogs and cats that have been cute like families……There are a variety of subjects, but they only concentrate on blaming themselves that they should have done, and even forget to live a positive life.
Why are people born, meet, break up, die?
What is the message from the dead to the left?
A book that digs deep into the meaning of "losing someone important" that everyone experiences.

"Even if the body is destroyed, people will not die," (Hiroya)
"If you go over there, everyone is safe, peace. The person who has been left will never have a sense of guilt." (Akiko)
"Everything happens is for human growth. Death can be said to be a kind of teacher."
"With someone's death, you can know that there is a world beyond that and God exists" (Akiko).

When you pick up this book by yourself or when you receive it from a person.
It can be said that it is the moment the person walked forward.

 

  • Size type
    Forty-six size
  • ISBN
    978-4-86506-441-4
  • Publishing
    February 28, 2024
  • Reserved price
    1,600 yen (excluding tax)
  • Page
    Page 160