Huge Response! The Hotly Discussed 'Frailty Essay' by 'The Woman Who Never Misses the Last Train,' 'Living Frail,' Surpasses 40,000 Copies in Cumulative Sales!

A Storm of Empathy on SNS! A Noteworthy Book Featured in Numerous Newspapers, Radio, Magazines, and Web Media

Not sick, but lacking physical stamina. No energy for work, no energy for romance—.

This is a new-generation survival essay by the author, 'The Woman Who Never Misses the Last Train,' who describes herself as having 'the body of an elderly person at 20,' chronicling the reality of a 'frail constitution.' Far from being pessimistic, the book describes her physical condition sometimes dispassionately, sometimes humorously. Since its release, voices of empathy such as 'Thank you for putting it into words' have flooded SNS, and it has been widely featured in newspaper and magazine book review sections.

### 【Examples of Media Coverage】

〈2026〉

* April 9: Featured in "Bestseller Dissection" in **Weekly Bunshun** * March 26: Introduced in Nakase Oyakata's Entertainment Ranking on **TOKYO MX "5-ji ni Muchu!"** * February 25: Featured in the "Trend Section" of **Nikkei MJ** https://x.com/nikkeimj/status/2026574930838692070 * February 7: Featured in "Bestselling Books" in **Asahi Shimbun** * January 10: Featured in the "Hot Books" review section of **Mainichi Shimbun**

〈2025〉

* December 8: Featured in "Japan's Best Book Review" in **Weekly Gendai** * December 4: Featured in "3 Books Chosen by Experts" in **Nikkei Shimbun Evening Edition**

### PR Video Playing on BOOK COMPASS Store Signage

【Stores】ecute Shinagawa, Tokyo Chuo, Gransta, ecute Ueno, Lierre Fujisawa, Sendai North Exit

【Screening Period】April 7 - April 20