"And Then Comes a Starry Night" Jin Mayama Toru Onodera, a supporting teacher from Kobe, is assigned to an elementary school in the Tohoku region, where the scars of the Great East Japan Earthquake are still fresh. Having experienced the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake himself, he confronts the issues faced by the disaster-stricken area through "honest exchanges" with the children and parents who are also wounded. A heartfelt disaster novel by Jin Mayama, author of the "Hagetaka" series. "Crying in the Rain" Jin Mayama On March 11, 2011, a massive earthquake struck. Veteran reporter Otake, who volunteered to go to the disaster area, encountered unimaginable devastation. He is given the special mission of searching for a missing rookie reporter, and begins days that test his pride and the meaning of being a journalist. Then one day, he realizes that a respected local man may be involved in a heinous crime... A shocking mystery that moves and shakes the hearts of all who read it! "Rainmaker" Jin Mayama A two-year-and-nine-month-old boy who was rushed to the hospital with a high fever died despite intensive emergency treatment. The grieving parents sue the hospital, claiming medical malpractice. Makoto Amemori, who has consistently won these types of lawsuits, is asked by the hospital to defend them. Is it the doctor's fault if they couldn't save him? The law is not a tool to heal sorrow—based on his beliefs, Amemori cuts into the contradictions and absurdities of the medical field. #GreatEastJapanEarthquake #JinMayama #JinMayama #Entertainment/Hobbies #Books #BOOK #JinMayama #Jin_Mayama #Books #JapaneseLiterature/Novels/Stories