while driving a car、I happened to turn on the radio and the writer Seiichi Morimura (that's a nostalgic name) came on.、After the age of 60, you have the rest of your life.、I heard him talking in an interview.。
Does that mean I have to have at least accomplished something major by the time I'm 60? 1 more left、As someone who will enter the Morimura-style “remaining life” period in two years,、! ! ! I have no choice but to。But、now now、The truth is that there is "nothing" that has actually been accomplished.、The scary thing is that I can't see anything beyond that.。The “remainder” of the rest of my life、The remainder of “much”、If it's a surplus of "leeway"、At this point, my life is not just zero, but a negative life.。
Definitely Da Vinci、Raphael、Picasso and others all achieved great achievements in art history by the age of 30, let alone 60.。Mr. Morimura himself has apparently written 380 books (I forget how old Mr. Morimura was).、I think I'm already over 60 years old.)。I will write 50 more books during the rest of my life.、I remember it as being said.。I think most people can't write a single book in their lifetime.、It can certainly be said that this is a frightening achievement.。
If there is any special meaning to being 60 years old.、Will I retire? But that's mostly limited to office workers.、Retirement ages seem to be becoming more diverse in recent years.。If retirement is a goal、The idea of remaining life is also born.、That seems to be the case with the Morimura style.。
So what's your own style? Hmm、You say you'll think about it now.、I think it's a little bad。What I think、I can't suddenly start something、In the end, all you can do is keep doing what you're doing.。I don't feel like I can say that I have the rest of my life.。life without goals、The goal is when it ends。Is it my style to live a life without “remaining life”?、I thought。 2011/11/05
