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Days at the Torunka Cafe by Satoshi Yagisawa

  Days at the Torunka Cafe by Satoshi Yagisawa: Book Review Everyone has a story to share in Satoshi Yagisawa ’s “Days at the Torunka Café ” Originally written in Japanese language, the book has been translated by Eric Ozawa . “Days at the Torunka Café” revolves around a small café in a silent neighborhood at a narrow side street in Tokyo and narrates stories around the lives and times of some of the central characters who are in some way or other associated with the café. Each character that has been introduced has a story to narrate. Primarily, the book comprises of three stories; Sunday Ballerinas , the place where we meet again and a drop of love. The reader will find that all these stories are deeply emotional and moving. The basic premise of each of stories are emotionally moving when compared with the author’s best -selling fiction “Days at the Morisaki Bookshop”. One will find that all the characters in these stories are healing from some past emotional wound or past tr...

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