Abstract

A mysterious bento shop that miraculously saves everyone's "regrets".

If you are lost in life, come here.
This is the place for you.

--What is your "regret"?

A bento shop in a corner of the town. No one knows the name of the store.
People who come here are those who have a nasty "regret" deep in their hearts.
A woman who cannot get rid of the spikes in her memory and spends her days in idleness,
A young man who feels estranged from his mother but is bound by her existence, and a high school girl who is traumatized by an abandoned cat. ......
A small miracle offered to a guest gently saves her heart.
A moving work that accompanies the lost in life. The last part of the film brings tears to your eyes when you learn the meaning of the title!

The quintessence of Hajime Kato, a master of spinning tenderness!
The five gems of this heart-wrenching work are as follows,
These five heart-wrenching gems will give you the courage to overcome your regrets and doubts and move forward!

Author’s Information

Born in Kanagawa Prefecture and raised in Tokyo. He dropped out of the Department of Literature and Art at Nihon University College of Art, and is a member of the Japan Mystery Writers Association. In 2009, he made his debut with "Yamahimesho" (Kodansha), which won the 4th Shosetsu Gendai Long Story Newcomer Award. In 2011, "Yome no Isan" (Kodansha) was published and became a bestseller, receiving enthusiastic support from many booksellers. Other works include "Snake's Road Trip" (Kodansha), "April 1st Pavilion Monogatari" (Poplar Publishing), "Hikage Ryokan e Irasshai" (Hayakawa Shobo), and "Gomen. (Shueisha), etc. Custard" (Jitsugyo no Nihonsha), published last year, encouraged many readers with a story of miracles and healing, and this is a sequel to that work. This work is a sequel. Her clumsy but warm-hearted and humane stories have many fans among people of all ages.