Abstract

What will your final meal be?
A dish that brings back the memory of that one unforgettable day.

After being left by her fiancé and losing her job, Nono Kimata stumbles upon a mysterious food truck named FINE—Italian for “the end.”
Its owner, Haruto Kamishiro, runs the truck with a singular mission:

“To serve a final dish filled with memories at the end of one’s life journey.”

The nostalgic flavors he prepares begin to gently soothe Nono’s broken heart.
But the FINE food truck is no ordinary place. Each customer who visits is unknowingly approaching the final chapter of their life, and the truck becomes a quiet, tender space where partings are embraced with warmth.

Why are people drawn to this place—almost as if guided there?

A tragic accident five years ago binds past and present, connecting hearts and sparking quiet miracles.
This is a deeply moving tale of love, loss, and healing.

A tearjerking human fantasy filled with warmth and second chances.

Author’s Information

Born in Nara Prefecture and currently living in Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture, he made his debut in 2014 with "Someday, I'll Fall Asleep" (Starts Publishing), which won the 8th Japan Mobile Novel Award, and was adapted into a TV drama series for Fuji TV FOD and terrestrial broadcasting in 2019, and later into a comic book.
In 2019, his work was dramatized in Fuji Television's FOD and terrestrial TV series, and later turned into a comic book. Other works include "Kon, Kimi no Hitomi no Me ni Eiko wa" (What I See in Your Eyes Now) Kitakami Syndrome" (Jitsugyo no Nihonsha), "Kimi ga Aurora wo Mieru Yoru ni" (KADOKAWA), "Kanai nai Koi wo
Kanae Method" (Suteki Books), and many other popular works.
His signature "human fantasy with unexpected twists and turns that make you cry" and her works on the theme of life and death have a strong fan base.