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In this essay, I have attempted a ""philosophical critique."" In short, I have tried to summarize my thoughts on the foundation for living, the meaning of living, relationships with others, societal positions, and the courage to make history. I have tried to avoid esoteric philosophical terms as much as possible. Furthermore, I have also incorporated some of my own experiences as anecdotes. In this way, I hope to convey my message to people living in contemporary times.

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He earned his M.D. from the University of Tokyo in 1995, and his master's degree in Japan Studies from the Open University of Japan in 2022. He has published seven books in Japan: Data Analysis of Japanese Literature; English Translation of Basho's Linked Verse; Basho's Linked Verse-Complete Translation; Essays on Miyazawa Kenji and Endo Shusaku; 15 Poems in Modern Japan; Essays on Japan's Literature; and The Meaning of Living. In addition, he will publish four books in the United States: Statistical Data Analysis; Basho's Linked Verse; Essays on Miyazawa Kenji and Endo Shusaku; and this book.

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