Kabukicho Dessert Event Book

In the noisiest Kabukicho in Edo, there is an out of place dessert shop "Tsukixiami". The proprietress Li Qing is mysterious, elegant and has extraordinary craftsmanship. She can recreate the "flavor of fireworks" and "memories of rainy nights" with desserts. Her guests range from Gintoki, a naturally curly samurai who is afraid of ghosts, to the deputy chief of the Shinsengumi who is poisoned by mayonnaise, from cross-dressing patriots to a lost Celestial Being. This is more than just a store - it's a late-night study room for rebellious high school students, a warming station for the frustrated, and a transit point for wishes and gratitude. Li Qing protects the daily life of this street with desserts: resolving the melancholy of the rainy season, making "courage candies" for teenagers who dare not confess, lighting candles on blackout nights, and even burying the warm memories of the entire neighborhood into a "hundred-year time capsule." This is a story about desserts, bonds and gentle watching. The lights seen under the moon are always on, retaining a little sweetness, a little light, and a "home" to return to for all who pass by.