I have ever read Ryo Fukawa’s essay called “Japanese Standard” (which based on his radio show’s segment)when I was in elementary school. This was funny and made me laugh, but the latest book is different. It gives me hints to be myself and I learned how Fukawa thinks this world, and how he survived.
“わからないままでいい”tells us less of immunity from failure and mistakes. “わざわざの果実” talks about bothersome which we don’t notice how we love it. I love “沈黙の音” which based off his travel for Portuguese to hear “sound of silence“ , and “波子のため息” written about voice media, radio.
Somehow I've been having certain sympathy towards him since I saw him at an event in a university although I haven't ever been interested as an artist and a comedian. I still have the same feeling after reading.