Abstract

*Winner of the 2020 Honya Taisho (Japan Bookseller's Award).
*Over 800,000 copies sold.

*Major film “RUROU NO TSUKI (THE WANDERING MOON)” released May, 2022.
Directed by Lee Sang-Il (Hula Girls, Villan, Rage etc.),
Cinematography: Hong Kyung-pyo (Parasite),
Production Design: Yohei Taneda
Music: Marihiko Hara
Starring Suzu Hirose and Tori Matsuzaka
Official HP　https://gaga.ne.jp/rurounotsuki/

No one in the world will understand, everyone will try to stop us being together, but I still want to be with you, Fumi ― a breathtakingly beautiful novel by Yuu Nagira, describing two wandering souls in a society that fails to accept those that cannot fit into the "normal" life .

Unwelcome at home, 9-year-old Sarasa is taken in by 19-year-old Fumi. The two live a happy and idyllic life until society condemns Fumi as a child abductor, and the two are ripped apart. 15 years later, Sarasa sees Fumi working as a café owner in her town. Sarasa and Fumi were misunderstood all those years ago, and again, society labels them as unfit to the society, averting their eyes from the secrets the two have held over the years.

Author’s Information

After her debut in 2007, Nagira quickly became one of the most popular authors in the “BL” genre. In 2017, her first non-BL novel “Kamisama no Biotope (God’s Biotope)” was published, followed by several titles including “The Wandering Moon”. With Nagira’s skilled character buildup and deft story making, along with her sensitive description of feelings, “The Wandering Moon” was awarded The Honya Taisho and became the bestselling fiction of 2020.