Kitchen (A Black cat book)

Mikako Sakurai was not well aware of his early childhood, lost his parents when he was young, and was brought up by his grandparents. When she entered junior high school, her grandfather died. A few years later, her grandmother left her alone even without her family.

When Mikage was thinking about what to do next, Yuichi Tanabe, a classmate who helped her grandmother's funeral, visited her. He invited Mikage to be with him and his "mother". Yuichi's mother, Jericho was originally a transgender former man (Yuichi's father). She works at a night club. Since there are no special plans or instructions, Mikage decides to accept that offer and spends a long time thinking about just the ceiling while Yuichi is working in the classroom with Eriko or sleeping.

Mikage adapts to Tanabe's life and cherishes these strange and unqualified Japanese friendships. It is a soul that needs to rely heavily on the friendship of Mikage, depressed, bad mood. Jericho's style is high camp. She is ridiculous, especially like to buy electronic products. Eriko prefers to have love Mikage wants to be an alternative mother. When Jericho was murdered, the family was shocked when the nightclub she was working on was killed.

When she lived in the Mikage of Tanabe, he bought a series of textbooks about cooking and soaked in the process of trying to become a skilled chef. After Jericho 's death, when she returned to Tanabata for a few days, she prepared a lot of courses and swallowed for hours.

Soon after the death of Jericho, Michaju found a dream job as a famous cook writer and assistant for television celebrities. She went to the Izu peninsula with her teacher and other staff and was asked to taste local cuisine. Mikage jumped up the opportunity

Mikage left Izu, but there she called Yuichi, they went to a hotel not far from Izu by themselves. He complained that the food in the store was made entirely of tofu. Mikage is done at carefully prepared ready-to-eat shop. Impulsively, she ordered an extra piece to go, cheered the taxi, and made a long trip at Yuichi Hotel. He was surprised to eat Katsu - don and insisted that it was the best he had ever tasted. Before she ceased to wait for the taxi to return to Izu, Mikage told him to diagonally that she wanted their relationship to grow and deepen.

When she returned, Mikage got a call from Yuichi, and she did her best to find the place she was living in. He promised her when she returned to Tokyo, and she asked the platform upon which her train had arrived and met her. In this optimistic, optimistic situation, the story is over.

The kitchen is GenX 's novel, and that relationship between young people and tradition is separated: family, marriage, career. In their position, they form a bond of deep friendship, if not necessarily, based on mutual help and acceptance among those struggling to overcome in a fragmentary world.

The kitchen is a symbol of comfort and peace, and Mikage can forget the difficulties he is facing and can lose himself in artistic creation. It will also unitize the different people of the alliance based on federated food. Yoshimoto bana na treats this problem with great warmth and sensitivity. Her short story creates exciting and exciting reading.

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