A gift from graduating A to the owner couple who looked after him for the past four years...
One day, we received a call from Mr. A, a fourth-year university student living in Kanagawa, who said he had seen the apron on our website.
"I want to give an apron that I designed as a gift to the couple who own the izakaya where I worked part-time for four years."
A handwritten image was drawn and attached.
I was really touched by Student A's spirit.
This is just my imagination, but I imagine that after moving to Tokyo, living alone for the first time was probably a difficult experience.
With the help of the couple who owned the place where I worked part-time for four years, I was able to graduate safely.
Finally, we were touched by the wonderful request to make original aprons and said, "We will do our best to help out!"
I told him that.
Once it's completed and sent...
I was surprised to receive such a wonderful photo of someone smiling.
These two are the perfect fit for the name of their shop, "Nikoya."
Below is a comment from Mr. A.
"The other day, there was a graduation ceremony for my part-time job at Nikoya.
We were able to hand over the aprons that were made for us,
We will send you pictures of what happened at that time.
Both the owner and his wife were very pleased.
I was also happy to be able to express my gratitude for the past four years.
Thank you very much for this time.
I hope we have the opportunity to work together again.”
Below is information about Nikoya, the store where Mr. A worked part-time for four years.
Mr. A also wrote the introduction.
■Izakaya Nikoya Access: 3 minutes walk from the front entrance of Chuorinkan Station on the Tokyu Denentoshi Line Address: 4-17-1 Chuorinkan, Yamato City, Kanagawa Prefecture
Phone: 046-277-3258
Business hours: 17:00 - 23:00
Closed: Sundays and public holidays
■ Introducing Izakaya Nikoya "This restaurant is known for its seasonal sashimi, cheap and filling meals, and the bright and cheerful smiles of its staff! They also have a wide selection of alcoholic drinks!"
I would love to visit there once too ^^
This is a moving graduation ceremony.
The person in the center is Mr. A.
It looks like you're in tears...
Thank you for helping me!
This apron, which is filled with A-san's pure feelings and gratitude over the past four years, is a memorable apron that the owner and his wife will never forget.
Finally... At the end of the email I received from A, he wrote, "I know it must be difficult after the earthquake, but I hope the owner couple will continue to do their best." (Person in charge: Ushioda)
It was made to order
One day, we received a call from Mr. A, a fourth-year university student living in Kanagawa, who said he had seen the apron on our website.
"I want to give an apron that I designed as a gift to the couple who own the izakaya where I worked part-time for four years."
A handwritten image was drawn and attached.
I was really touched by Student A's spirit.
This is just my imagination, but I imagine that after moving to Tokyo, living alone for the first time was probably a difficult experience.
With the help of the couple who owned the place where I worked part-time for four years, I was able to graduate safely.
Finally, we were touched by the wonderful request to make original aprons and said, "We will do our best to help out!"
I told him that.
Once it's completed and sent...I was surprised to receive such a wonderful photo of someone smiling.
These two are the perfect fit for the name of their shop, "Nikoya."
Below is a comment from Mr. A.
"The other day, there was a graduation ceremony for my part-time job at Nikoya.
We were able to hand over the aprons that were made for us,
We will send you pictures of what happened at that time.
Both the owner and his wife were very pleased.
I was also happy to be able to express my gratitude for the past four years.
Thank you very much for this time.
I hope we have the opportunity to work together again.”
Below is information about Nikoya, the store where Mr. A worked part-time for four years.
Mr. A also wrote the introduction.
■Izakaya Nikoya Access: 3 minutes walk from the front entrance of Chuorinkan Station on the Tokyu Denentoshi Line Address: 4-17-1 Chuorinkan, Yamato City, Kanagawa PrefecturePhone: 046-277-3258
Business hours: 17:00 - 23:00
Closed: Sundays and public holidays
■ Introducing Izakaya Nikoya "This restaurant is known for its seasonal sashimi, cheap and filling meals, and the bright and cheerful smiles of its staff! They also have a wide selection of alcoholic drinks!"
I would love to visit there once too ^^
This is a moving graduation ceremony.The person in the center is Mr. A.
It looks like you're in tears...
Thank you for helping me!
This apron, which is filled with A-san's pure feelings and gratitude over the past four years, is a memorable apron that the owner and his wife will never forget.
Finally... At the end of the email I received from A, he wrote, "I know it must be difficult after the earthquake, but I hope the owner couple will continue to do their best." (Person in charge: Ushioda)
It was made to order