"The role of looking at all the bags while everyone else is at the salad bar" Yuya Okamoto Price: ¥1500 No writing was found, but there may be occasional oversights. Please refrain from purchasing if you are concerned about the condition, as this is a home-kept item. 269 pages / 19cm / B6 size Product code 9784344039476 Publisher's Content Information Everyone has these little mishaps, those little mishaps. But what's here is an extraordinary mishap. -- To make you laugh tomorrow, I've turned my misfortunes into tanka poems. By the "poet comedian," freestyle tanka poems and essays. Hiroshi Homura and Machi Tawara highly praised it! ・Among the many bicycles, the only one that's fallen over is mine. ・A terribly cloudy sky in an open-air bath famous for its beautiful starry sky. ・The line at the register, which was going smoothly until just now, suddenly slows down in front of me. ・The ramen I ordered was 200 yen more expensive, but I didn't say anything. ・A mere 5 minutes late, but in 7 years, that's 8400 minutes, waiting for 6 days. ・"Mussels again?" I asked, is it not okay to order mussels again? ・Bifidobacteria are alive and reaching even the intestines of the guy who's muttering that he wants to die. ・I have a disposable camera, but there's nothing to take pictures of, and no one to take pictures of. ・My hobby is rereading your LINE messages, my special skill is not receiving replies from you. ・The third night of living together, being told my toothbrushing rhythm is creepy. And more. Heartbreaking in tanka poems, even more heartbreaking in essays! === I've turned the days of being constantly plagued by small misfortunes into tanka poems. In my life, things happen frequently that make me think, "Why does this only happen to me?" I always think that living is difficult. I didn't say what I wanted to say, I thought yesterday, I thought today, and I'll probably think tomorrow. To make you laugh tomorrow, I've turned my misfortunes into tanka poems. -- From the "Introduction" Content Description Everyone has these little mishaps, those little mishaps. But what's here is an extraordinary mishap. -- In a corner of the world, I muttered my misfortunes. By the "poet comedian," freestyle tanka poems and essays. Author Introduction Yuya Okamoto [OKAMOTO YUYA] Born in Hokkaido in 1984. Currently active as a comedy duo "Skinhead Camera." With the characteristic of turning everything into "misfortune tanka" when he starts writing, he is "the only poet comedian in Japan." #YuyaOkamoto #Okamoto_Yuya #Book #JapaneseLiterature/Essays"