友情 By: Saneatsu Mushanokoji (1885-1976) |
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"友情" by Saneatsu Mushanokoji is a beautifully written novel that explores the complexities of friendship. Set in early 20th century Japan, the story follows the lives of two friends, Kaoru and Natsuko, as they navigate the challenges of societal expectations, personal ambitions, and their deep bond with each other.
The author does a fantastic job of portraying the intricate dynamics of friendship, illustrating how it can be both a source of strength and a source of conflict. The characters are well-developed and relatable, and their journey is both heartwarming and heartbreaking.
Mushanokoji's prose is elegant and lyrical, painting vivid scenes of a changing Japan and the evolving relationship between Kaoru and Natsuko. The novel delves into themes of loyalty, sacrifice, and the true meaning of friendship, leaving readers contemplating the power of human connection long after they have finished reading.
Overall, "友情" is a captivating and thought-provoking read that will resonate with anyone who has ever experienced the joys and challenges of true friendship. I highly recommend this novel to anyone looking for a poignant and beautifully crafted story. Title: 友情 (Yūjō) Author: 武者小路実篤 (Saneatsu Mushanokoji) Notes on the signs in the text 《...》 shows ruby (short runs of text alongside the base text to indicate pronunciation). Eg. 其《そ》 | marks the start of a string of ruby attached characters. Eg. 十三|年目《ねんめ》 [#...] explains the formatting of the original text. Eg. [#ここから3字下げ] 友情 武者小路実篤 上 編 一 野島が初めて杉子に会ったのは帝劇の二階の正面の廊下だった。野島は脚本家をもって私《ひそ》かに任じてはいたが、芝居を見る事は稀《まれ》だった。此日も彼は友人に誘われなければ行かなかった。誘われても行かなかったかも知れない。その日は村岡の芝居が演《や》られるので、彼はそれを読んだ時から閉口していたから。然し友達の仲田に勧められると、ふと行く気になった。それは杉子も一緒に行くと聞いたので。 彼は杉子に逢ったことはなかった。しかし写真で一度見たことがあった... Continue reading book >>
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