Sweetshop on Twilight Alley

A feel-good novel that combines magic and everyday life.

On the outskirts of Twilight Alley, which begins behind a shrine hidden by trees, stands a special shop. Its shelves are laden with wagashi — traditional Japanese sweets, and its doors are open to all who seek comfort: whether it's a lovesick high school girl, a shy realtor, or a bewildered young mother.

Each visitor chooses one of the treats, and it fulfills their cherished desire — though not always in the way they expect. Isn't that what the mysterious owner of the shop warned about? And, wait, are those fox ears peeking out from under his hair?..

Patience. Like the thick caramel filling, the most important things are not revealed immediately — you need to wait a little.

Who is this book for?
- For those who seek stories about wonders in everyday life.
- For readers who enjoyed "The Alley of Magical Bookshops", "The Time Shop", "You'll Find It in the Library".
- For connoisseurs of healing and feel-good literature.