Satoshi Yagisawa, the author of the international bestselling phenomenon Days at the Morisaki Bookshop welcomes you back through the doors of the Torunka Café. Stopping by for a cup of coffee at the Torunka Café, nestled down a beautiful Tokyo side street, locals and tourists from all walks of life experience small, everyday miracles. In this volume, three heartwarming stories unfold at…
Depresi adalah penyakit yang sangat mengganggu, bahkan dapat memunculkan keinginan untuk mengakhiri hidup bagi yang mengalamianya. Di tengah pergulatan orang dengan depresi, banyak stigma yang melabeli sehingga mereka kesulitan untuk mendapatkan pertolongan. Regis, sebagai salah satu penyintas depresi dan akademisi psikologi, akan mengungkap apa itu depresi dan mengapa depresi rentan dialami ma…
When twenty-five-year-old Takako's boyfriend reveals he's marrying someone else, she reluctantly accepts her eccentric uncle Satoru's offer to live rent-free in the tiny room above his shop. Hidden in Jimbocho, Tokyo, the Morisaki Bookshop is a booklover's paradise. On a quiet corner in an old wooden building, the shop is filled with hundreds of second-hand books. It is Satoru's pride and jo…
Zoe, si anak perempuan periang keturunan Indonesia-Australia, siap mengajak kalian bertualang keliling Indonesia! Kita akan lihat keindahan alam, bangunan bersejarah, keragaman budaya, agama, dan tentu saja mencicipi kuliner khas setiap daerahnya. Zoe, a young and cheerful Indonesian-Australian girl, is ready to take you on a journey around Indonesia! We are going to see the beauty of nature…
Zoe, si anak perempuan periang keturunan Indonesia-Australia, siap mengajak kalian bertualang keliling Indonesia! Kita akan lihat keindahan alam, bangunan bersejarah, keragaman budaya, agama, dan tentu saja mencicipi kuliner khas setiap daerahnya. Zoe, a young and cheerful Indonesian-Australian girl, is ready to take you on a journey around Indonesia! We are going to see the beauty of nature…
I wonder if this love of books is hereditary. I sometimes think that might be why I'm still coming so often to the shop on my days off from work
It was right at dusk, and the street was busy, full of people looking for something for dinner. As we walked down the vibrant, narrow street, the place felt both very nostalgic and very much alive.