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That being said, it must be remembered that ''Sweet Bean Paste'' isn't always sad as, as Tokue does show that it is possible not to be defined by illness or disfigurement. If anything, her own struggles seem to have made her more determined to enjoy herself, and make her life worth living. This is that rare book that leaves readers truly humbled, reminding us of everything we should be thankful for, and that it is never too late to do something with our lives.
For further reading, anyone who wishes to learn more about Japanese food and culture might enjoy [[Japan Through the The Looking Glass by Alan Macfarlane]].
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