Is a liter of tears a true story?

"A Liter of Tears".It is a Japanese drama adapted from a true story.

In 2005, a Japanese drama "One Liter of Tears" adapted from a true story made countless viewers cry. The play tells the story of a 15-year-old girl who unfortunately suffers from cerebellar atrophic ataxia.

Her bodily functions begin to get out of control, but with the support of her family and friends, she is determined to work hard to get through each day without regrets and leave no regrets about her youth.

A Liter of Tears is set in Nagoya, a cultural powerhouse in the late 70s.

For the background of the story, a 15-year-old junior girl, Yaya Kito, is about to have the most brilliant high school career of her life, and the irony is that a change she never expected changed her life.

The accelerated withering of her life in just ten years came from a rare terminal illness - spinocerebellar atrophy.

"A Liter of Tears".Prototype authorYaya Kito

Yaya Kito was born in Nagoya, Japan.

Toyohashi City, Aichi Prefecture), graduated from Aichi Prefectural Okazaki Conservation School. At the age of 15, he suffered from an incurable disease (spinocerebellar atrophy, and died at the age of 25). During the 10 years of battling the disease, with the encouragement of her mother Muto Shioka, Kito insisted on recording the beauty of life and the preciousness of life with a diary.

In 1986, Kito Aya's diary was compiled and published, which caused a huge response in Japan for a time, and the sales exceeded 2.1 million copies; When it went public in Taiwan, 60,000 books were sold out within 2 hours; Even in the European and American markets, it has set a sales record of 11 million, bringing courage and motivation to countless people.

The plot of "A Liter of Tears".

15-year-old Akaya Ikechi (Erika Sawajiri) was born in an ordinary and happy family of Zheng Ji.

Although the daily life of a family of six is ordinary, it is very happy. Ya, who has been a good student since he was a child, was also admitted to his favorite high school, and thought that a brilliant and happy life was waiting for him from now on, but he did not expect to suffer from an incurable disease - spinocerebellar degeneration.

Slowly, Yaya's body functions began to be uncontrollable, she couldn't keep her balance when she walked, she often fell, and she couldn't even write well, looking at herself so uselessly, Yaya cried again and again, when she cried and asked the doctor, "Why did the disease choose me?" , it made all the audience cry.

In the family, as well as favorite boy Aso Harukato (Ryo Nishikito.

Ya also made up his mind to shout that Lao Cha was determined to work hard to spend every day without regrets and not leave a trace of regret for his youth.

"A Liter of Tears" is based on Aya Kito

Kito Yaya, a very ordinary Japanese girl, was originally full of hope and longing for the future like other girls, hoping to have a sweet love, hoping to repay the kindness of her parents, and hoping to run freely.

All these things that Yaya hopes to do are just what every ordinary person wants to do, but when Yaya was 15 years old, the god of fate played an extremely cruel joke on her, and Yaya suffered from a rare terminal illness.

Ya also clearly understands how this disease will make earth-shaking changes for her future life, even if she clearly understands that her future body will become very useless, even if she clearly understands that her future has all come to naught, Ya still has a small vision for the future, and resolutely goes to Moju High School to continue her studies, she just wants to graduate from the school she likes, and she just wants to be with her friends forever.

But the illness still didn't let her go, and as her illness worsened, Yaya finally said goodbye to Higashigao with tears and transferred to Okazaki Nursing School in order not to add more trouble to her family and friends.

Kito Yaya ends

After experiencing grief and pain, and with the support of her mother, Kido Shioka, Yaya miraculously picked herself up and kept a diary from the day she knew Nabido was sick, recording her feelings of resistance to illness, her desire for future life, and the beauty of life.

After persevering for 10 years, Yaya finally stopped breathing in the hospital at 0:55 a.m. on May 23, 1988, when she was 25 years and 10 months old, in an unconscious state, ending her short life.