Actor Tetsuya Watanabe, who died of pneumonia last August. According to Japanese media reports on the 24th, Mr. Li's (aged 78) autobiography "Along the River" (Qingzhishe) will be released on the 27th. This is the first and last autobiographical book written by Mr. Watanabe.
Mr. Watanabe's "Dream Autobiography" of Mr. Watanabe, who is holding on to the lights of Mr. Ishihara (who died at the age of 52), has finally been published. Ishihara, to which The Watanabe belongs, completely completed its business at the end of this month, and in order to preserve the majesty of the Watanabe clan to future generations, it was decided to release the drama at the end of last year with the consent of relatives. Beginning in 2014 and ending in March 2015, Mr. Watanabe's ideas were booked along with a total of 320 pages and 34 photographs.
Mr. Watanabe said, "My books can't be sold," and he was not interested in publishing his autobiography. However, in the passage of Yujiro's twenty-seventh anniversary ceremony, he agreed to write. "Human beings, even if they try hard, it is difficult to get what they want," he recalled, recalling that in his childhood, as a student, as a daywife, and from his encounter and breakup with Yujiro, actress Yoshinaga Koyuri recounted his longing for (76) and his distress over major diseases such as colorectal cancer.
In June 2015, emergency surgery due to acute myocardial infarction. The postoperative convalescent life continued and the writing was interrupted. Before his death, the lifestyle of about 5 years was contributed by Kenjiro Asano, the specialty of Ishihara Professional, and Ao Pinzo, president of the Aoshisha Society, who interviewed Mr. Watanabe for about 40 years.
![Tetsuya Watanabe, an old Japanese drama player, died of pneumonia, and he and Yoshinaga Koyuri fell in love from the play to the outside of the play[fig]](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAP///wAAACwAAAAAAQABAAACAkQBADs=)