A collection of short stories, awarded in 2016 with Naoki Sanjugo Prize, revolving around the theme of family. Sounds like a cliché, but the stories here find a perfect harmony between warmth and emotionality and are well thought out and executed. Some – like the titular The Barbershop by the Sea – talk about long-broken relationships and attempts to rebuild them, while others focus on a separation that nothing can fix anymore. Before becoming a writer, Hiroshi Ogiwara worked for many years in an advertising agency, and perhaps that is why he has a knack for putting his stories into well-chosen words.
Umi no Mieru Rihatsuten (海の見える理髪店)
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「これから髪を切るというのに僕は、ガラスに映る髪の乱れを直す。ボタンダウンシャツの第二ボタンを留め、細く息を吐いてからドアのノブに手をかけた。モビールチャイムが赤ん坊をあやす玩具じみた音を奏でた。」
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| ISBN | 9784087458725 |
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| Pages | 272 |
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| Year | 2019 |
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