Ikoku Meiro no Croisée

In the late 1800s, as interest in Japanese culture grows in Europe, a young Japanese girl named Yune travels with a French man named Oscar to his home country. She agrees to assist in his family’s ironworking business in Paris. Oscar’s nephew, Claude, who owns the shop, hesitantly agrees to let Yune stay. The narrative explores the gradual development of their relationship as they navigate life together in 19th-century Paris, despite their differing backgrounds and limited common ground.