Only read once. 〈An essay collection with haiku as titles〉 Is this a modern version of "Kotoba no Shokutaku" or "My Carefully Prepared Dishes"? No, it's "Kudo Rein." A record of words and food scattered by the enfant terrible born in Morioka. It begins like this: "It's better not to let me get hungry. Even though I'm an adult, when I get hungry, I get visibly annoyed and angry, or suddenly become sad and start sniffling. When the restaurant we go to for lunch is crowded, my friend anxiously watches my face, saying, 'Uh oh. The ogre is coming,' and I scold them, 'I'm not an ogre!' See, I'm already angry like this. Furthermore, when I'm hungry, my stomach rumbles like a strong thunder. And sometimes it makes sounds like human words. The other day, it said 'Tokyu Hands,' really, I swear, believe me." The mental landscapes of early summer in June 2016, and a year later in June 2017. A record of eating and living, written by Kudo Rein. (Published in 2022 by BOOKNERD)