Work Book This book was purchased as a reference for improving work operations. I have finished reading it and am putting it up for sale. Published: June 17, 2020 Format/Pages: 46-size variant, paperback, 448 pages ISBN: 978-4-86528-283-2 C code: C0095 Cover design/illustration: Chikako Suzuki / Cover design Content introduction In April 2020, when "ordinary days" changed drastically, I wondered how others were spending their time. A baker, a mini-supermarket clerk, a housewife, a taxi driver, a caregiver, an international student, a horse trainer, a funeral home staff... Diary anthology of 77 people working during the Corona crisis!!! Introduction Work, finished~. Today's bath, is it Noboribetsu Onsen style or Beppu Onsen style? Until just the other day, such a peaceful daily life was completely changed by the coronavirus. Jobs disappeared, methods changed, and suddenly became busy. I started to wonder about other people's jobs. How are they going to overcome this crisis? On the day the state of emergency was declared, the Saso-sha editorial department immediately asked 77 people in various professions to write April diaries in order to create a book on the theme of work. This book is composed of those diaries. There are famous people and unknown people, people in their twenties and eighties, doctors who feel their lives are in danger while treating patients, and taxi drivers who are troubled by rumors. As I read the diaries, I could see the true faces of people I had only known by their job titles. Looking back, even the simple happiness of eating natto (fermented soybeans) is supported by the work of so many people. One job is connected to someone's life, and that life supports another person's job. This book is a work dictionary, a record of the post-state of emergency, and a literary work in which the power words of working people pierce the heart. Work continues, forever. <Quoted from: Saso-sha Book Introduction>