Women Kita-Kamakura Shichifukudo / Yo Yamamoto Orange Library

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People and Utensils. Broken, Healed, Stronger. Kita-Kamakura's Kin-tsugi Youth Diary! Majiro Hanabishi, who runs the Japanese tea cafe "Yuki Kamon" while working as a Wagashi craftsman in Kita-Kamakura. Majiro, who has been familiar with the tea ceremony and the art of archery since his teenage years, has been engaged in Wagashi training. Two years ago, he opened a Japanese tea cafe that he had longed for. Although the Wagashi served at her store is beautiful and delicious, the dishes and bowls also captured the hearts of visitors. There are sometimes traces of gold inheritance in the bowls that Majiro collected diligently. In fact, Natsuki SHICHIDO, her childhood friend, is "Kin-tsugi". He is a young craftsman who uses the traditional Japanese technique "Kin-tsugi" to make them even more beautiful and flavorful than they were before. Partly because his studio, store and residence "Shichifuku Do" is right behind "Yuki Kamon" (and also because he likes to watch Natsuki quietly inherit Kin-tsugi), Majiro often visits him. Sakurashiro KAMEOKA, who is also a childhood friend and the successor of the shrine (but also a surfer) often appears in "Shichifuku Do". Through "Kin-tsugi", the story of "restoration" is written by the various people around the three and by themselves who are clumsy in exploring their way of life! Kita-Kamakura