Dreaming Baku

This is the author's semi-autobiographical novel. Chapter 1 describes the memories of infants, elementary school pupils, junior high school students. In the time, he was imagining the image while listening to music, disassembling toys and starting feeling why, crafting, and learning about the fun of movies. Chapter 2 describes a memory of his high school days and preparatory school, and university. He learned how interesting it is to write a script in a Japanese language...
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This is the author's semi-autobiographical novel.
Chapter 1 describes the memories of infants, elementary school pupils, junior high school students. In the time, he was imagining the image while listening to music, disassembling toys and starting feeling why, crafting, and learning about the fun of movies.
Chapter 2 describes a memory of his high school days and preparatory school, and university. He learned how interesting it is to write a script in a Japanese language class and struggle with studying. Interested in movies, advised by friends that it is necessary to study for entrance exams, interested in history, politics, economics, culture, and other literary issues when he was in a preparatory school.
In Chapter 3, he experienced the technical and legal aspects of nuclear technology development, research on nuclear safety technology, and safety management since he became a member of society, and became interested in the "human" problem in it.
In Chapter 4, he describes his training as a novelist by using his experience. And also describes the motive for writing the ten novels he has written so far, including this work, and his intention to produce them.