Japanese literature The Marriage of Hannari and Karisome Poplar Bunko Pu Aflou

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Japanese Literature
Poplar Bunko Pure Full / Married by contract with a man-made toji who is only involved in work? A married couple life in the Kyoto Sake Brewery! Depicted by the author of "Temple Bride's Hospitality"? A married couple life in the Kyoto Sake Brewery! Saya works as a temporary employee of a renovation company with a longing for the elegant buildings of Kyoto. However, one day, he is born into a good person, and his head goes into unnecessary things, and he becomes a premature termination of temp. When he was at a loss because he had no family, no job, and no boyfriend, he was kicked out of his company house, and he had no family, no job, and no boyfriend, he met Toji Shindo of a small sake brewery with a long history. Shindo and Saya, who were looking for a wife in order to keep the sake brewery alive, decided to get married by contract because they share the same interests. Surrounded by a blonde good-looking priest of the next temple, eccentric craftsmen and unique characters, Saya struggles for the job of the bride of the brewery not to be found out as a fake couple! However, at first, he thought that Shindo was a "good-looking Kyoto boy who is not interested in sake brewing". He learned about the clumsy kindness of Kyoto's bride who was not interested in sake brewing. He gradually fell in love even though he is a daughter-in-law. A popular writer from Kyoto