This is an essay collection titled "Old Age's Lucky Bag: Bravo! 88 Wisdoms to Prevent Falls" by critic Keiko Higuchi. In an era where people are living to be 100 years old, the book humorously chronicles 88 pieces of wisdom based on the author's personal experiences on how to live brightly through the "Yotahero period," when the body doesn't move as it used to. Book Overview Author: Keiko Higuchi Publisher: Chuo Koron Shinsha Price: 1,540 yen (tax included) Release Date: April 20, 2021 Main Contents: "Adventures" unique to old age, such as being "trapped" in a Japanese-style toilet at age 70. How to face realistic challenges such as money, work, relationships, nursing care, and end-of-life preparations. Ways of thinking and hints for enjoying old age like a "lucky bag." Features and Reviews The author's term "Yotahero period," meaning to live while "stumbling and staggering," has garnered attention, and the book is praised as a "refreshing essay for the 100-year life era" that gives courage to many readers. Readers have commented, "The challenges of nursing care hit home" and "It's packed with wisdom and humor."