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【EN】0234 Where Did the Maid Who Stepped in Miso Go?

"Bizan" by Dazai Osamu After World War II, the narrator, a novelist referred to as "I," frequently drinks late into the night with his friends at a restaurant called "Wakamatsuya" in Shinjuku. At Wakamatsuya, thanks to a fishmonger's introduction, the proprietor trusted "us," allowing us to eat and drink freely on credit. The waitress Toshichan claimed to love novels but was actually ignorant and noisy, often irritating us by interrupting our conversations. Toshichan mistakenly called pianist Rokuro Kawakami "Bizan Kawakami," and thereafter we began calling her "Bizan" behind her back. "Bizan" was short, dark-skinned, and not particularly attractive, but she had beautifully shaped eyebrows, making her nickname perfectly fitting. Bizan caused numerous incidents, such as stepping into distributed miso or believing a joke that nobles urinate standing, thus dirtying the restroom. "I" became irritated when Bizan bought and read a magazine containing my name and harshly lashed out at her. After "I" fell ill and was bedridden for a while, I visited Wakamatsuya and learned from the painter Shinichiro Hashida that Bizan was no longer there. "I" learned that Bizan actually suffered from renal tuberculosis, and due to the severity of her condition, the proprietor had sent her back to her family home in Shizuoka. Realizing that Bizan had been pushing herself to serve us despite her illness, Hashida and "I" regretted our previous attitudes and felt unable to return to Wakamatsuya without her. "Bizan" by Dazai Osamu depicts the hidden sorrow and innocence behind human flaws and foolishness during the chaotic post-war period. The narrator and his friends mock the ignorance and noisiness of Bizan, the waitress, but ultimately regret their attitudes upon discovering her illness and dedication. This story masterfully illustrates the superficiality of human judgment, capturing the melancholy beneath interpersonal relationships and social circumstances in post-war Japan. #太宰 #治 #眉山 #戦後文学 #感動の実話 #Dazai #Osamu #Bizan #PostwarJapan #HeartbreakingStory #太宰 #治 #眉山 #战后文学 #感人故事 Where Did the Maid Who Stepped in Miso Go? この要約は編集者の理解によるものです。ぜひ原著をお読みになってください。 This summary is based on the editor's understanding. Please read the original work. 这个摘要是基于编辑者的理解。请一定阅读原著。 ↓ https://amzn.to/3GkAnHV ※Amazonアソシエイトとして上記リンクURLを使用しています VOICEVOX: Ryan, Ivy ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 動画中の画像はイメージです。実際の内容とは異なる場合がありますので、ご了承ください The images in the video are for illustrative purposes only and may differ from the actual content. Thank you for your understanding 视频中的图像仅供参考，实际内容可能有所不同，敬请谅解 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 📱 フォロー / Follow Me / 关注我 📱 X:   / argo_muse   🐦 note: https://note.com/argo_muse📘 🌟 サブch / Subchannel / 子頻道 🌟    / @ainoveltheater      / @zenbeatsbgm-zi2et      / @animaldetectives   🔨 使用ツール🔨 #ChatGPT #GPTs #NotebookLM #DALL-E #Gemini #Claude #perplexity #CommandR+ #Udio #Photoshop #Clipdrop #Canva #SeaArt