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Singles (Softcover) Shogakukan / 30th Shogakukan Nonfiction Award-winning work Rikidozan, the "symbol of postwar reconstruction," passed away 60 years ago. His wife, Keiko Tanaka, even now over 80, continues to recount memories of her late husband. However, after her husband's death, at age 22, she became president of five companies, saddled with 3 billion yen in debt, and became the mother of four children—little is ever spoken about her "life afterwards." "As a widow, Keiko could have given up her inheritance. But she never considered that. "I thought my husband absolutely wouldn't want that," Keiko decides to take on the presidency (from the text) A masterpiece nonfiction that unravels the strange life of a woman who lived through Showa, Heisei, and Reiwa eras, subjected to curious stares as a 'Rikidozan widow,' subjected to the harsh standards of male society, and tossed about by the unique industry of Pro Wrestling!
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