Futabasha Is BuyIng WhIle SayIng I Have To Throw It Away Futaba Bunko Paperback

Product overview of the products I buy while saying “I have to throw it away” (Futaba Bunko) [Bunko]

Summary (from the “BOOK” database)

“Wait a minute, do I really need it?” Actually, I might be able to live without it. However, there are times when you can balance your mind by “buying” even if you don't use it. While worrying about “getting ready for old age a little early,” the desire to buy everything from small things (drawer knobs) to large things (drum-type washing machines) is still alive and well. Ninety percent of purchases will fail even after thorough research, but shopping is life itself, and entertainment just for myself. This is the 5th hugely popular shopping essay with an elegant and poisonous voice. It's finally time for the final!

Table of Contents (from the “BOOK” database)

Gray Hair Dye at Home Magnifying Glass to Show the Truth Try Cooking Enzyme Brown Rice Beret Debut Spin the Stick Vacuum Cleaner and Spin There Are Too Many Types of Hula Hoop, Rice Cooker Bachi Beauty Laser Work Clothes Are On Sale, and the Roaster Is Broken! I switched to a smartphone, expensive teeth, a stylish washing machine, antique furniture, a toilet brush with mail order hangers, and a broken smartphone! Assemble a stool, light and small ironing board bowl, 9-piece set, replace it with a stylish snack, ZOZOTOWN trade-in service, training tights, handmade panel, moisture absorption and heating sheets, futon storage bag, cosmetic pouch, pumps that can't be given up, 40,000 yen trash can, pillow, muscle, bicycle stand “don't buy clothes,” then noise canceling earphone skirt is tough! Another reason to shop

Publisher's Comment

An unstoppable desire to buy while worrying about “getting ready for old age a little early” such as drawer knobs and large home appliances. 5th laughable shopping essay!

Introduction of contents

While worrying about “getting ready for old age a little early,” the desire to buy small things is still alive and well, from drawer knobs to large appliances such as drum-type washing machines. This is the 5th hugely popular shopping essay with an elegant and poisonous voice. It's finally time for the final!

Author introduction (from “BOOK Author Introduction Information”) (This data was published at the time this book was published)

Yoko Kishimoto (Kisimoto Toyoko) Born in 1961 in Kanagawa. Graduated from the University of Tokyo Faculty of Liberal Arts. After working for a company and studying in China, he began writing activities. Presented many essays with sharp perspectives and humorous sentences on various topics such as haiku, travel, shopping, and how to live in old age

Product specifications

Publisher name: Futabasha

Author: Kishimoto Yoko (Author)

Published on 2022/06/19

ISBN-10:4575714925

ISBN-13:9784575714920

Format: paperback

Sales company name: Futabasha

Target: General

Form of publication: paperback

Contents: Japanese Literature Criticisms and Essays

Language: Japanese

Number of pages: 296

Height: 15cm

Thickness: 1cm

Weight: 147g

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