Never Give Up; For Even Rivers Someday

Sometimes," He Sighed, "i Think The Things I Remember Are More Real Than The Things I See.

Memoirs Give The Knowledge About The Author And His Environment. They Are Different From Biography. Memoirs Do Not Get Ahead, And The Man Who Writes A Biography Looks At His Future Like At A Very Simple Thing.

I Studied Japanese Language And Culture In College And Graduate School, And Afterward Went To Work In Tokyo, Where I Met A Young Man Whose Father Was A Famous Businessman And Whose Mother Was A Geisha. He And I Never Discussed His Parentage, Which Was An Open Secret, But It Fascinated Me.

Sadness Was A Very Heavy Thing.

Here Again, I Saw Life In All Its Noisy Excitement Passing Me By.