Have you given a part of your “I” to someone and received a story in return? Have you given up part of your personality to some system? If this is so, will this system ever require you to commit some kind of “madness”? Is the story you have now really yours? And do you see your dreams at night? Could they be the visions of some other person and at some point turn into a nightmare? This is not just a book by the outstanding Japanese prose writer Haruki Murakami about the victims of the sarin attack in the Tokyo subway in March 1995. This is, first of all, a work about modern Japanese, written by them themselves, and a unique narrative that is relevant in any country as long as there is a threat of terrorism in the world. For the first time in Russian.