“Kinokuniya Bunzaemon, who had competed with him, wagering his fortune on elegance, fell due to the abolition of bad currency. A gust of wind blew through the chest of Naraya Mozaemon, who had survived. It seemed that an era had passed with Kibun… (from the title story, "Frosty Morning").” Google Books This is Shūhei Fujisawa's "Frosty Morning," published by Aokisha in October 1981 (first edition). The paper cut illustrations are by Ippei Tatsumi. There is some yellowing due to age, but no stains, dirt, or writing. A revised edition with the same design (price 1100 yen) was released in 1984, but this item is the original edition (price 1000 yen) published in 1981. Please consider bidding with the understanding that this is a 41-year-old used book. ※ The following works by Shūhei Fujisawa are also for sale: Hitachi Uma no Hone Gyakugun no Hata Nagato no Kami no Inbou Shikkoku no Kiri no Naka de Kansha Sumikawa wo Wataru Higure Takegashi Mikan Kouki Tantanhen Mitsubou (Volumes 1 & 2) Shimono Asa Hashiri Ame Hashi Monogatari Ryu wo Mita Otoko Shigure Michi