Japanese literature Enomoto Stationery Store in Fushimi, Kyoto Hide the truth in ink / Yu Fukuda Takarajimasha Library

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Japanese Literature
Takarajima Island Publishing Co., Ltd. / When his grandmother, who had been running a stationery store in Fushimi, Kyoto, died, ENOMOTO Shiro, the buyer of a long-established stationery store in Tokyo, decided to take over the store. The mysterious university notebook and Faber Castel's pencils were in the suzuribako (ink-writing box) of his grandmother's Katami. The high-quality fountain pen was suddenly given to him by a close friend who was indifferent to things. The illustrator who fell to death. A lost case occurred in the calligraphy department of the university. Shiro gently explains various mysteries and worries using stationery as a hint.