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Title: The Little Bird Under the Eaves (Novel) Author: Ayako Miura Video: Downtown Sapporo, the city serving as the setting for the work Born on April 25, 1922, in Asahikawa, Hokkaido, as the fifth daughter of ten siblings, she graduated from Asahikawa Municipal Girls' High School and was appointed as a teacher at Futashinai Elementary School, where she worked for seven years. However, realizing the deception of the state and the failures of education following the outbreak and defeat of the Pacific War, she voluntarily resigned. Amidst the emptiness and despair following the defeat, she became engaged to Ichiro Nishinika, subsequently contracted tuberculosis, and was eventually hospitalized with spinal caries. This marked the beginning of a 13-year struggle against illness. At that time, she reunited with her childhood friend Tadashi Maekawa, a medical student hospitalized with tuberculosis. Inspired by his deep affection and devoted humanity, she was led to the Christian faith and received baptism while on her sickbed. Subsequently, she broke off her engagement with her fiancé and even attempted suicide, but failed. Devastated by the death of Tadashi Maekawa, she continued to battle her illness. However, encouraged by Mitsuyo Miura, a fellow Christian, and after five years of waiting, they eventually married. Mitsuyo, who was younger than her, was a civil servant working at the Forestry Bureau at the time. Ayako, who opened a neighborhood corner store after getting married, serialized her memoir The Sun Does Not Set Twice*, which was selected for the New Year's issue of *Shufu no Tomo*. Subsequently, her novel *Hyoten won the Asahi Shimbun 10 Million Yen Prize; taking this as an opportunity, she closed her store and devoted herself to writing in earnest. However, while repeatedly hospitalized and discharged due to thrombocytopenia, malignant herpes zoster, Parkinson's disease, and surgery for rectal cancer, she published over 90 works, including the autobiographical novel *There Was a Way for Me*. Finally, on October 12, 1999, Ayako Miura, a devout Christian, passed away at the age of 77. 00:00 Intro 01:14 Little Bird Under the Eaves Episode 4 48:05 Doggie and Books Epilogue This is a creative work that unfolds the subjective interpretation of Doggy and Books following a reading of the novel. Suggestion: [email protected]