5-5-11, Ginza.
There was a group in the alley north of Miyuki Street.
Wear old-fashioned costumes from the Meiji era to the Showa era, and pose on smartphones and digital cameras to create an atmosphere.
Where did you get it?
A bargain from a used clothes shop.
Or is it a shining costume when you were young, grandpa and grandma used?
It seems that he came out of the sepia-colored photo.
It's a woman's salary at a cafe. No, Yosano Akiko style, Higuchi Ichiyo style, Kyoka Izumi style.
It is Dazai Osamu who comes with brown cloaks.
I guess he's going to do that, but some people don't know.
The spot that attracts them is the long-established bar "Lupin" that writers went through.
If you look into the alley, you will see a sign of Arsene Lupin with a silk hat and one glasses.
A photo taken by Dazai with a bar counter chair taken by photographer Tadahiko Hayashi.
It was also a meeting place for the two to create representative photos of Dazai.
The cosplay group was drawn to an alley in search of the footprints of Dazai.
Apparently, it was a manga called "Bungo St Rei Dogs" that activated young cosplayers.
A battle action that characterizes literary greats and fights with different abilities bearing the name of the work.
The different abilities that Dazai makes full use of is "human disqualification."
If you touch it directly, it is the ability to disable all anomalies.
Even in reality, "human disqualification" has a special effect that disturbs the reader's head.
Other great writers also develop different abilities associated with their work.
If there is a question in the history of modern literature in the entrance examination, this manga will hold the outline.
A few years ago, I traveled to Tsugaru in winter.
I found a black cloak and a corner roll in the corner of the exhibition corner of the Tsugaru Shamisen Hall near Shayokan.
I can't just see it.
Please wear it right away.
The squeaking cold exudes Dazai-likeness.
June 19th is "Sakura peach".
It's been 70 years, isn't it?
Along with the hit of movies and comics, fans from overseas visit Zenrinji Temple in Mitaka.
And, to tell you, I don't like Dazai's work.
