¡Tasogare Hiyakunen Bunko 89(Hyaku Nen Bunko)
¡Hojo Makoto / Cho Kubota Mantaro / Cho Sata Inako / Cho
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[Machine Translation] Moriden, a laver shop known among the stylish, has been completely left behind by the changing times. The owner of the shop continues to play with the sadness of his downfall, and his last days are filled with luster ("Maifan" by Makoto Hojo). The old waiter of the restaurant, who had become familiar with him as a customer, finally reached the end of his years of service. Kubota Mantaro's "Yesterday's Today" is beautiful in its evocation of the passing of the seasons. Restaurant Rakuyo" by Inako Sata depicts the sorrow of women competing for male customers in the explicit conversation in the waitress's room. Inako Sata's "Restaurant Rakuyo" and "The Lost World" are three stories that express her sorrow for the lost world.
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