South of the Border, West of the Sun Condition:Like New he prefers to be invisible

he prefers to be invisible

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South of the Border, West of the Sun Condition:Like New he prefers to be invisibleBorn in 1951 in an affluent Tokyo suburb, Hajime has arrived at middle age wanting for almost nothing. The postwar years have brought him a fine marriage, two daughters, and an enviable career as the proprietor of two jazz clubs. Yet a nagging sense of inauthenticity about his success threatens Hajime's happiness. A boyhood memory of a wise, lonely girl named Shimamoto clouds his heart. In South of the Border, West of the Sun, the simple arc of a