[DeepL Translation - needs review] Introduction of the first volume: A "Tsunagu" (messenger) who is able to reunite with the dead only once in his/her life. An office worker whose idol who died suddenly was her emotional support, a stubborn son who could not tell his elderly mother about his cancer, a high school girl tormented by jealousy toward her best friend, and a company employee waiting for her missing fiancé: ......The living and the dead are reunited through the mediation of Tsunagu...
Best for simple, thought-provoking reads
Unlike many stories with a conventional story structure including a protagonist, antagonist, etc. the reader follows along throughout, Tsunagu is different.
This time, you will follow five different people and their POVs on the events, a few of which overlap with one another. The book is an interesting and nonreligious take on the popular philosophical question: "If you could meet anyone who is no longer with us in this world, who would you pick and why?"
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