"Listen to the Wind" is the famous work of Haruki Murakami

"There is no such thing as a perfect article, just as there is no such thing as utter despair."

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"Listen to the Wind" is the famous work of Haruki Murakami and one of his trilogies of youth.

Before the novel was published, Haruki Murakami ran a bar, and after its publication he became a writer.

This is the origin of "Listen to the Wind" as haruki Murakami's masterpiece.

Since then, Haruki Murakami has followed his writing career all the way.

"Listen to the Wind" tells the story of "I" and the rats in the "Jay's Bar" drinking beer and wasting time on a boring summer day.

Of course, that summer! In the bar, "I" also met the girl who made "me" unable to let go for a while.

During a record purchase, "I" met the drunken girl in the bar again by chance.

Slowly, the two had contacts with each other, and also produced hazy emotions.

When there is an encounter, there is a parting, and when "I" return to the city again during the winter vacation, she has quietly left.

"I" never saw her again, but she left an indelible mark on "I" youth.

Later, every time "I" walked the road that she had walked with, my heart was full of mixed feelings.

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