Spring Garden

SKU: PR131508

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Discover the rich and evocative world of contemporary Japanese literature with this beautifully illustrated book, 'Spring Garden'. This stunning publication, published by Faber Factory in 2017, is comprised of 96 pages filled with gripping narratives and striking imagery that will transport you into the lives of its fascinating characters. Taro, a divorced man feeling lost and isolated, encounters Nishi, a captivating woman whose connection to his home leads to an exploration of identity, memory, and human connection. Their intertwining stories unfold against a backdrop of a half-empty, soon-to-be-demolished building, creating a poignant reflection on life's transience. 'Spring Garden', with its compelling themes and unforgettable characters, is essential reading for enthusiasts of Japanese novels. With the ISBN 9781782272700, it makes a perfect gift for those who appreciate literature that challenges and delights. Whether you're searching for a gripping narrative or simply wish to expand your bookshelf with beautiful stories, 'Spring Garden' is a wonderful addition to your collection. Enjoy fast delivery service on your purchase, ensuring you receive this captivating book in no time! Dive into the enchanting prose of 'Spring Garden' and lose yourself in the landscapes of contemporary Japan, where every page invites you to explore the unknown.

Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781782272700
Year: 2017
Publisher: Faber Factory
Pages: 96


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Strange, gripping, startling and unusual: the best of contemporary Japanese literature.

Taro is divorced, unhappy in his job, and living in a half-empty building that is about to be torn down. One summer morning, he sees a fellow resident climbing over the wall to the next-door house. She says she is called Nishi, and invites herself inside. It emerges that Nishi's fascination with this pale blue house began in her student days twenty years before, and came from a book of photos called Spring Garden from decades earlier. As the summer draws to a close, Nishi, Taro and the new family that has moved into the old house come together and drift apart, leaving the reader with a sense of their whole life in just a few vivid snapshots.

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