むかし僕が死んだ家 (Paperback Bunko)

The cultural contrasts add depth to the mystery, but I'm curious if the dual settings were part of the original concept or evolved during writing.

The emotional depths are intense, and I wonder if the author drew from personal experiences or aimed to evoke universal feelings of loss.

It feels like a character itself, symbolizing memory and identity. Did the author intend it to embody more than just a setting?