Hyaku Nen Sakura (Shincho Bunko Fu 46 - 2 - Ninjo Edo Irodori Ji Ki)

[Machine Translation] Shinbei freezes when he looks into the eyes of the bandit who has pushed his way into the store. The memory of the day when they pledged their young friendship under the cherry blossoms in their hometown comes to mind ("Hyakunen-zakura"). Shuji finally finds his mother in Edo, who left home for some reason, and she gives him one ryo in her hand... ("Hatsuyuki" ). Wearing the sorrow of living in a room, Tsugunoshin left his hometown. He left his home in the country for a single mission ("Yama no Yado"). In a corner of Edo, where it is hard for honest people to live, good intentions and good intentions cross paths in these five masterpieces of humanistic historical fiction.

新兵衛はお店に押し込んだ賊の目を見て凍り付く。故郷の桜の下、幼い友情を誓い合った日の記憶が浮かぶ(「百年桜」)。訳あって家を出た母親を江戸でようやく探し当てた秀治に老母は一両握らせたが...(「初雪」)。部屋住みの悲哀を一身に纏い、継之進は国元を出奔した。ただ一つの使命のために(「山の宿」)。正直者には生きづらい江戸の片隅で、善意と善意がすれ違う人情時代小説傑作五編。