山本周五郎の感動朗読小説　『しじみ河岸』　人情ミステリー　読み手七味春五郎　　発行元丸竹書房　　@sitiharu-tv 　@otobon-sub

■Synopsis Fukagawa Fuyuki-cho, Shijimi-gashi. Okinu, the daughter of Unokichi, a plasterer, had confessed to stabbing him to death. However, the newly appointed investigating officer, Hanabusa Ritsunosuke, harbored doubts about the unnaturalness of her confession. The silence of the tenement residents, the town's atmosphere of rejection of officials, and persistent obstruction. The young officer arrives at a truth of poverty, exhaustion, and the cruel burden placed only on the weak. A story of bitter human emotion and quiet justice, depicted by Yamamoto Shugoro. ■Characters Hanabusa Ritsunosuke A newly appointed investigating officer at the Minami-machi Magistrate's Office. A young man who doubts Okinu's confession and embarks on his own to reinvestigate. Okinu The daughter who confessed to killing Unokichi. To support his ailing father and younger brother, he continued to work arduous labor. Unokichi: The murdered plasterer. Depicted as an honest man who doesn't indulge in frivolous pursuits. Naojiro: Okinu's younger brother. He suffers physical and mental disabilities from a childhood accident. His innocent words provide a clue to the truth. Katsuji: Okinu's father. Bedridden due to a stroke. Takagi Shinzaemon: Ritsunosuke's cousin and a high-ranking official in the magistrate's office. He supports Ritsunosuke from behind the scenes. Ishide Tatewaki: Prison magistrate. He facilitates the retrial of Ritsunosuke. Shimura Kichibei: A constable. He acts as an intermediary in the prison. Genbei: The manager of the tenement. He manages the residents, but his demeanor is somewhat hesitant. Iyokichi: Unokichi's father. Even after losing his son, he displays a stoic attitude. Sagamiya Gihei: A landlord and property owner in the Fuyuki-cho area, also a pawnbroker and money changer. A powerful figure in the town. Seitaro: The young master of Sagamiya. A key figure in the case. ■Glossary Ginmi Yoriki: An official in charge of interrogations at the magistrate's office. Kuchigaki: A written statement created during an interrogation. Shugoku Bugyo: An official in charge of the prison. Shirasu: A place where criminals are interrogated at the magistrate's office, etc. Kiryō (羹細): Facial features, beauty. Tegome (手籠め): Forcibly raping a woman. Wakizashi (短刀): A short sword carried by samurai as one of a pair of swords. Agemono (揚げ物): A sword that has been shortened and remade. Sahai (差配): A person in charge of managing a row house or similar property. Bansho (番所): A guardhouse for surveillance and investigation. Nimonme (二匁): A unit of currency and weight in the Edo period. Shumidan (須米壇): An altar located at the back of the main hall of a temple. Gōbyō (狂病): A serious skin disease, or other illness as it was called at the time. Kanokomochi (鹿子餅): A Japanese confectionary sprinkled with red beans. In the story, it becomes a symbol of unnatural "charity." ■Table of Contents for this Video 0:00 Chapter 1: Introduction to the Case 8:32 Chapter 2: Okinu's Confession 16:46 Chapter 3: Ritsunosuke's Unease 25:20 Chapter 4: Hostility from the Riverbank 38:39 Chapter 5: The Shadow of Unosuke 47:44 Chapter 6: Family Poverty 56:09 Chapter 7: Progress of the Investigation 1:04:51 Chapter 8: Collapsing Testimonies 1:14:09 Chapter 9: The Truth Revealed 1:23:54 Chapter 10: Lingering Impressions #Shugoro Yamamoto #Novel #Reading #Literature #Shichimi Harugoro