Abstract

According to some survey, a large percentage of married men are lost and confused by the daily ossification of their wives: their wives are getting bigger every day, the cuteness is disappearing from their wives, their wives are getting tougher...and so on.
In fact, when this theme comes up at drinking and dining parties, there is a great deal of excitement. But that doesn't mean that everyone hates their wives. Married couples really do have a strange relationship, don't they?
This book is a comic essay (the main characters are Mr. and Mrs. Suzuki) that tells the story of a man who was worried and consulted on the Internet about his wife's becoming an old man, and his wife, who cannot stop becoming an old man. The wife's ossan-ness will cheer you up no matter how depressed you are, and the husband's worries will give you the courage to fight :).
On the other hand, the ordinary days of Mr. and Mrs. Suzuki are filled with laughter, anguish, and tears, and somehow make you feel warm and fuzzy.　
And it makes you want to cherish your family. This is a book that will make you feel "the importance of couples thinking of each other" and "the appreciation of family" while you laugh and read.
We hope you will meet the Suzuki family.

Author’s Information

A man in his 30s is troubled by the ossification of his beloved wife.
He consults "Yahoo!'s Chiebukuro" and so on, to find a way out of his problems.
However his efforts are always doomed to failure.