The prototype coffee shop of "Major" closed for nearly 50 years and collapsed under the epidemic

The prototype coffee shop "Kusha antesu", which once became famous for its appearance in the classic manga "Takeshi", suddenly announced its closure due to the epidemic recently, causing fans to sigh. This old shop, which has stood in the most expensive area of ​​Tokyo for nearly 50 years, still collapsed due to the epidemic.

· "Takeshiro" is the representative work of Japanese cartoonist Mitsuru Adachi, and is ranked as the pinnacle of Japanese sports cartoons along with Takahashi Yoichi's "Captain Tsubasa" and Inoue Takehiko's "Slam Dunk". The cartoon was serialized in "Weekly Shonen Sunday" from issue 36 in 1981 to issue 50 in 1986 (1987), and won the 28th Shogakukan Manga Award in 1982. "Takeshiro" has a lighthearted style, and it does not describe a love story about baseball, but a baseball story about love.

"Kissaantes" was founded in 1971 and has a history of 49 years. Such a long history of operation has accumulated countless popularity and fans, including many comic fans who came because of its appearance in "Major". Now that the epidemic situation in Japan has rebounded and is becoming increasingly severe, it is still closed under high pressure, which has caused fans to sigh.