[DeepL Translation - needs review] What would you prepare for your last snack?
Kuro-Neko Cafe is an old-fashioned house overlooking the sea.
There is a "Kuroneko snack" served by the taciturn male owner, Kage Yanaka.
It is a kind of service provided by the funeral service company of which Kage's sister, Fuka, is the president,
After the funeral, the deceased's "memorable snacks" are served to the invited guests.
The service is popular, but Fuka is worried about her own position as the presid...
Somewhat cozy read for late N3-N2+ readers
I thought that the story could be a little slow at times, generally not a lot happens. The chapters up until the last one (and epilogue) were basically just the same situation but with different characters. That's what makes me give it a 4 stars instead of 5 for entertainment, because it was just about to become repetitive until the last chapter.
I did find the book in general a more 'cozy' type read even if it can be quite sad at times, the last chapter and the epilogue left me feeling quite