Chancellers Tsubaki

Hatoko is twenty -five. She writes letters. On various paper, pencils and handles, feathers and brushes. Seals to envelopes and sends to the addressees. In these letters, many destinies, many lives, and even what lies behind them. Above them. And her whole life.

After all, Hatoko is Yuhitsa, the last one of a kind. The one who writes different letters for different letters for various reasons for various reasons.

Chancetrass of the tsubaki - a kind of requiem with a handwritten text. The success of this book in Japan is also explained by the fact that Ogava, with her book, touched on a very delicate topic for fellow tribesmen. About how important it is - against the background of universal mechanization, computerization, universalization, and so on - to preserve the warmth of human breathing in the words, and in the letters - the warmth of the human hand