Literature

Dead but still alive
You have lost someone important to you.

By Koya Yamakawa Akiko Yamakawa

Losing a close presence. Whether it is in a hurry or ready, it will cause great damage to the hearts of those who are left behind.
Parents who have traveled without filial piety, long-time partners, loving children, dogs and cats that have been cherished like family members……There are various objects, but I just focus on blaming myself for what I should have done, and I forget to live a positive life.
Why are people born, meet, break up, and die?
What is a message from the dead to those left?
A book that digs deep into the meaning of "losing someone important" that everyone experiences.

“The body is destroyed, but people do not die.”
“If you go over there, everyone is safe and peaceful. Those who are left behind will not feel guilty.”
“Everything happens for the growth of people. Death is a kind of teacher.”
"With the death of someone, you can know that there is a world beyond that and that there is a god."

When you take this book yourself, or when you receive it from someone.
It can be said that it is the moment when the person walks forward.

 

  • Han type
    Shirokuban
  • ISBN
    978-4-86506-441-4
  • Issue
    February 28, 2024
  • Prevalence
    1,600 yen (excluding tax)
  • Page
    160 pages