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One of my favorite books from childhood is titled "Nanaui," which can be translated to "The Journey of the Jing Cat." Written by Hiro Arikawa, this book is about the adventures of a cat named Nana and her owner, Satoru, as they travel through various regions of Japan. When Satoru can no longer take care of Nana, he asks his friends to look after the cat, and Nana travels with Satoru to visit each friend at different locations. What makes this book special is that this journey is not just about moving from place to place, but also about exploring the hidden depths, pain, and healing within Satoru. From the perspective of the story, the friendship between animals and humans is revealed, and Nana's deep understanding and insights into Satoru's feelings are shown. Each character, whether it's Ku with his fear due to a strict father, Joy with family trauma, Sui who lives in a coffin, or Love who honors all with regret, has their own struggles and avoidance. By the end of the journey, Satoru not only witnesses his friends reconnecting with their past, but also has them confirm their inner selves and rediscover their true selves. The book delivers a message about living in the moment fully, while life's challenges and injustices exist. The traveling cat, Nana, carries a tale of love, hope, and finding the meaning of life. Emphasizing that while love and hope may end, they continue to endure. Personally, during the time I was reading this book, I really got invested in it. It allowed me to realize the importance and meaning of facing our inner struggles and living more fully. And if I have the chance, I would definitely read it again and recommend it to everyone around me.
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