It’s tipping into fall and easy to feel kind of sad and lonely. The trees are losing their leaves, the light has a nostalgic quality, and its grows dark before you know it. Must keep head out the clouds, feet planted on the ground, and nose in a book.
Lately I’ve been trying harder to read some stuff in Japanese. A friend told me that only 20% of what people read gets retained anyway, so “just skim for the feeling!” Easy for you to say! I thought, as she handed me a big ol fiction book.
Good bookstores you ask? Get on your bike northbound to Keibunsha. This place is like Candyland. It’s overflowing with not only books but stationary, house wares, and stuff stuff stuff. If for some reason you didn’t find a single solitary thing, there’s another funkier little spot called Gake a stone’s throw away. Happy reading!
Keibunsha is in the Ichijoji disctrict
here.
Gake is on Shirakawa North of Imadegawa

posted by NN COOL J at 11:17
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