🍛 The Kamogawa Food Detectives 🍜

The Kamogawa Food Detectives

- Hisashi Kashiwai wrote.

- Jesse Kirkwood, translate.

The heartwarming, investigative fiction that interpolates Japanese culture and art through stories of taste in the missing memories of various characters entering the Kamogawa store in the hope that the store can bring back their familiar flavors and important memories.

☺️ ---- Personal comments ---- ☺️

I really want to go to Kyoto. I want to go to the city tracks, go to Shimogamo Shrine, go to Denshogiku Farm, and try to eat food based on books and traditional bowls such as koimari ware, tachikui ware, or maki-e style bento.

Admittedly, the writers have achieved their purpose of tying in Japanhood into the storyline very well. The content is fun. There are stories to follow. The storyline is gradual. It is not whiz because it is a taste-seeking story in memory.

In English language and expression, the sentence is easy to read, and there are some interesting quirky terms, such as:

1. Peckish = hungry

2. Burly man = stalwart man

3. A return night today = 2 weeks from today.

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