Japanese literature Boku to Kimi no Last Seven Days / Maho Matsuzaki Poplar Library

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Japanese Literature
Poplar Bunko Purefull / University student Muzuki Kitano went back to his parents' home in the Kansai area to attend the Coming-of-Age Ceremony. He received a courier from Mitsuteru Hayase, a former boyfriend who suddenly died the day before. I haven't seen him since I parted with him when I graduated from high school. I opened the box with a feeling of shock and found a bottle containing seven Kompeito confetti and a letter saying, "Eat one Kompeito confetti a day. When you finish eating, I want you to come to the appointed place." When Muzuki ate a Kompeito confetti without remembering the "promise" in the letter, he went back to the day when the two met. The mystery of the miracle of bread, and when the promise between the two becomes clear, tears overflow and don't stop. ■ Author profile Maho Matsuzaki lives in Osaka. He likes to write, drink, and eat. While working for an advertisement production company, he writes a novel. He makes his debut with "The Drowning Beast and the Sweet Trap" (Shufu no Tomo). He is active in Everista.