"People of the House of nire" is a family saga and an epic novel at the same time. In the work, the author masterfully depicts the dramatic fate of three generations of a Japanese medical family against the background of the turbulent events of the first half of the twentieth century. The three parts of the work, which reflect the life of three generations of nire from the foundation of his own psychiatric hospital at the beginning of the century to its complete ruin, correspond to three stages of Japanese history: the flourishing of capitalism with economic revival, the attack on China and the disastrous Pacific War. In the proposed work, every Ukrainian reader will find something different, painful, something that touches the deep strings of the soul. Especially consonant will be the events of the Times of military Hard Times described in the book. Without a doubt, the novel will be of interest to a wide range of readers, as well as those who are interested in Japan, psychology and psychiatry. About the book Morio Kita is one of the brightest Japanese writers of the twentieth century, known for his deep psychological works that combine insightful humanism and a subtle understanding of the human soul. His epic novel "people of the House of nire" is considered the pinnacle of creativity, which brought the author international recognition. This is the story of not only one family, but also an entire era. The pages unfold the fate of three generations of doctors — from the foundation of their own psychiatric clinic to its decline, reflecting dramatic events in the history of Japan in the first half of the twentieth century. The economic rise, the war with China, the catastrophe of the Pacific War — all these events permeate the life of The Nire family, each member of which is trying to find its place between duty, honor and personal experiences. This novel is more than a chronicle of a family against the backdrop of an era. This is a deep meditation on the strength and fragility of the human soul, on the heredity and continuity of generations, on the love and loss that shape our inner world. For the Ukrainian reader, pages describing the Hard Times of war and the scrapping of epochs will be especially close — events that, unfortunately, find echoes today. "People of the House of nire" will be of interest to everyone who loves family sagas, historical prose, as well as those who are interested in Japanese culture, psychology and history of the twentieth century. You can buy this book, which was published as part of the Magnum Opus series, right now by placing an order online, and if you want to buy a book directly, you just need to visit the offline store in your city and pick it up from the shelf of the "historical novels" section.