(tent) Tokyo Diary: A Celebration Worth One Egg

“One day in April— I went to the doctor for the first time in six years. I even wore my nice bra, just for the occasion.” So begins another quietly whimsical journey into everyday life, through the eyes of Hiromi Kawakami. From minor celebrations to passing inconveniences, from sudden bursts of joy to quiet self-deprecating moments, Kawakami’s reflections shimmer with gentle humor and emotional honesty. In this softly offbeat diary of ordinary days, the seemingly trivial becomes tender, the absurd becomes familiar. Another delightful entry into the uniquely endearing world of Kawakami-ness.