Dazai Osamu: Specifications (First Edition) (Original design of the 1947 first edition)

The story of Daza Osamu’s history, which has painted the lives of fallen noble women, is a tragedy that has left one family in an hour where identity has been abolished and all privileges have been lost, and it has led to members of the family who accept the reality of their downfall as different. The eldest daughter, Gasco, who is determined to make her living with her will, the desperate brother in despair and despair, the helpless mother who won't resist, and the exorcist who watches them. Four characters who make a completely different choice before a big change create subtle tension, affecting each other's lives in small terms. The whole story is in the form of a self-loop and letter of a woman named Gasco, but it projects to each character a little bit of despair over their own lives. The last self to be addicted to drugs and the one to be a grossly loose writer, who is now the mother who is about to die is the future self who will soon die of tuberculosis. But his will and hope are shown through his Gazan. The letter that I received from the woman Ota Shizuko, who was actually involved in the civil war, and the one that got hints from her diary, was so enthusiastic about the support of Japanese youth who were frustrated and deprived by defeat that they became best-selling people in their lives and became a ‘sunselves ’ with the words ‘The Hung’.

Korean title: 사양(초판본)(1947년 초판본 오리지널 디자인)

Korean author: 다자이 오사무

Korean publisher: 소와다리

ISBN-13: 9788998046903