Japanese literature Witches' Afternoon Tea / Jun Uchiyama

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Japanese Literature
Kadokawa Bunko / Both work and private life are on the precipice. Real estate sales clerk Maki was ordered to do the troublesome work of "raising 1,500 pyong of land with Koya in Shirokanedai". The owner of the land was secretly called "The Witch of Platinum" within the industry because many real estate sales people visited it and were turned away or smoked. Maki showed his guts and tenacity, met the "Witch" and learned the secret. He was able to enter the mansion beautifully. In the old-fashioned reception room, there were mysterious members of various ages, and tea parties were being held. There were various teas and snacks such as English-style Afternoon Tea, Turkish chai, carefully brewed matcha, etc. There are various teas and snacks. While drinking such teas, there are elementary school boys who can't make friends, high school girls who have family problems, and middle-aged men who are withdrawn. People who are not family or friends and have nothing in common talk about their worries. It is a heartwarming story that depicts the connections of people who are a little clumsy.