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$6.76The Story
Publisher's Synopsis
A touching tale of connection, healing and the magic of
handwritten words from the author of Letters from the Ginza Shihodo
Stationery Shop
Hidden away in Tokyo's Ginza district lies Shihodo, a hidden gem known only to
insiders, with an abundant selection of fine stationery. Behind its counter
stands Ken Takarada, the enigmatic shop owner whose warm presence draws those
seeking more than just beautiful paper and colourful inks.
To this shop come more customers with worries weighing on their hearts: a young
girl being bullied by her classmates, a salary man facing the lonely prospect
of retirement. With his quiet wisdom and careful attention, Ken Takarada helps
each visitor fulfil their stationery needs, but also to express what lies
within their hearts.
In this moving second volume, readers will see how the simple act of putting
pen to paper can unlock healing, connection and understanding. Also learn about
how Ken and Ryoko - from the neighbouring café Hohozue - met for the first
time.
Description
Publisher's Synopsis
A touching tale of connection, healing and the magic of
handwritten words from the author of Letters from the Ginza Shihodo
Stationery Shop
Hidden away in Tokyo's Ginza district lies Shihodo, a hidden gem known only to
insiders, with an abundant selection of fine stationery. Behind its counter
stands Ken Takarada, the enigmatic shop owner whose warm presence draws those
seeking more than just beautiful paper and colourful inks.
To this shop come more customers with worries weighing on their hearts: a young
girl being bullied by her classmates, a salary man facing the lonely prospect
of retirement. With his quiet wisdom and careful attention, Ken Takarada helps
each visitor fulfil their stationery needs, but also to express what lies
within their hearts.
In this moving second volume, readers will see how the simple act of putting
pen to paper can unlock healing, connection and understanding. Also learn about
how Ken and Ryoko - from the neighbouring café Hohozue - met for the first
time.












