Patterned Brocade

The creative star Teru Miyamoto ignited in the gap between the generations of Kobo Abe and Haruki Murakami. Miyamoto is one of the most widely published and popular writers in Japan. A laureate of the prestigious literary awards named after Osamu Dazai and Rynosuke Akutagawa. In "Patterned Brocade," Miyamoto captured the very soul of Japan.

A quiet family happiness was shattered by a call from the police — Mr. Arima attempted a love suicide by conspiracy. A few months later, Aki silently divorced the surviving husband. Only ten years later, upon accidentally meeting him, Aki decided to find out what actually happened and wrote the first letter. 

An open correspondence ensued. The time had come to reveal all secrets and bare their souls to each other under Mozart's music. "Patterned Brocade" is an epistolary novel spiced with mysticism, elements of detective plot, and philosophical parable.