Honobu Yonezawa

Full Text The New York Cheesecake Mystery (Part 1) | Contents | The New York Cheesecake Mystery (Part 3) Reichi Middle School was a private school in Chikusa Ward, Nagoya. Looking at the map, there was a Reichi High School right next door, so it could be an integrated school. On Sunday, we headed for […]

Full Text The Paris Macaron Mystery (Part 6) | Contents | The New York Cheesecake Mystery (Part 2) Osanai-san and I had an arrangement whereby we would protect each other from troubling situations, as well as monitor each other so that we do not break the oaths we’d made in our hearts. However, that pact

Full Text The Paris Macaron Mystery (Part 5) | Contents | The New York Cheesecake Mystery (Part 1) The girl who joined our table introduced herself as Kogi Cosmos. Her given name was apparently written with the same characters as that of the garden Cosmos, and she was in the third year of middle school.

Full Text The Paris Macaron Mystery (Part 4) | Contents | The Paris Macaron Mystery (Part 6) “H-Hang on.” I tried to argue, even though I knew it was futile. “Isn’t Kogi Haruomi in Tokyo?” “Kobato-kun, Kogi Haruomi’s workplace is certainly in Tokyo, but the Shinkansen exists. He can come to Nagoya whenever he needs

Full Text The Paris Macaron Mystery (Part 2) | Contents | The Paris Macaron Mystery (Part 4) There is a song about hitting a pocket to make the biscuits within increase in number. I had no recollection of hitting anything, but there was now one more macaron on Osanai-san’s plate. However, she was not visibly

Full Text The Paris Macaron Mystery (Part 1) | Contents | The Paris Macaron Mystery (Part 3) Patisserie Kogi Annex Ruriko was constructed at a location about ten minutes’ walk south of Nagoya station. It was not as bustling as the area in front of the station, but it had a cluster of commercial buildings,

Full Text Contents | The Paris Macaron Mystery (Part 2) It was the middle of September, a little past the start of the second semester, a time when you would still feel sweaty in the afternoon, but the morning wind was somewhat cold, and you would sometimes see a mackerel sky indicative of Autumn. On