Abstract

A story about how humans live through the adventure of a dog Lito.
Dr. Kazuo Murakami, who is famous for Something Great, said to Kazuko Yamamoto, "This disease is also the love that Something Great gave me. It's a chance for people to change. And humans have evolved with viruses. It's okay," he said.
"In the unlikely event of the propagation of unknown infectious diseases, we cannot respond unless a global cooperation system is in place. Helping each other on a global scale may be what Something Great is urging humanity. I feel that it is important to "live for others" when faced with a serious crisis. As one big life, we share the responsibility and joy of coexisting with more things. If we can live that way, probably many people will be more obediently happy that they were born on this one earth, given only one life, and living with miraculous probability. It can be said that humanity is in a time of unprecedented change. We, who are alive in this day and age, do not forget that we are fortunate." - Excerpt from Mr. Kazuo Murakami's text"
The author, Kazuko Yamamoto, fulfilled her promise with Yukie Sasada, who was an MS, saying, "It's wonderful that each person is different and it's wonderful, everyone is wonderful and important, and that everything is for a good day," and Corona This is a book that I wrote that I want to keep my promise to convey Mr. Kazuo Murakami's feelings for the virus to everyone.

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