Uda's words sounded very annoying to Mano's ears. Even though Ichiyume hadn't decided who they would send to cover next month's meeting, but everyone also knew that Mano had prepared everything well from the start. This meeting was very significant because some swimmers had become important figures. Uda gave her absolutely no choice with these words but to go cover Tsukamoto's matters with Nakatsura.
"Okay. I accept this assignment, sir."
Uda Harido smiled broadly.
"Now we wait for Nakatsura. I am sure he needs some time to enjoy his breakfast."
About twenty minutes later, Nakatsura reappeared with a big smile on his face. He entered Uda's room while stroking his stomach. He smiled. Obviously he already realized that Uda had succeeded in persuading Mano to accept the task.
"We have to leave now," said Nakatsura.
"What is our schedule for today?" Mano asked.
"First, let's meet a friend who used to whisper beautiful songs in my ear," said Nakatsura. "Mr. Uda, we'll excuse ourselves first."
"Go ahead," said Uda Harido.
Then the two of them set off to meet the informant who used to supply information to Nakatsura. He was a man in his mid-thirties. His clothes were neat, but his face looked unkempt. He looked like a drug addict.
The informant was not the only one who provided information about Tsukamoto to Nakatsura. It turned out that he had collected a lot of data from various parties. From this, Mano agreed the initial report that Nakatsura conveyed to Uda was quite valid.
This informant mentioned that the person they assumed was Tsukamoto today was most likely would be in a large restaurant on a bustling street. When the informant mentioned the name of the restaurant, Mano was surprised. He remembered that today there was an important thing to be done at the restaurant he just mentioned.
Shinkankyo Restaurant was a legendary restaurant. Two hundred years ago, a former boxer founded the restaurant. At that time, many people doubted whether the restaurant would survive. The image of a boxer was undoubtedly different from what people imagine for food. Although everyone at that time knew that the boxer really liked to cook, but still doing something because he was happy was certainly not the same as having a professional career in that field.
There were so many difficulties and obstacles that hit the restaurant in the early days of its establishment. During the first twenty years, there were no significant developments. Even so, the restaurant was able to survive. It was only when the former boxer's grandson ran the restaurant the things began to change. Over the past two hundred years, countless turmoils had befallen the restaurant. But until now, it was still standing strong. Currently, the restaurant's ownership was no longer in the hands of the former boxer's family. Almost fifty years ago, a business group took over the restaurant. Not only that, the new owner succeeded to make the bussines grow rapidly. Apart from the first restaurant, which was this restaurant, the headquarter, fifteen Shinkankyo branches spread across fifteen different cities.
Uda's words sounded very annoying to Mano's ears. Even though Ichiyume hadn't decided who they would send to cover next month's meeting, but everyone also knew that Mano had prepared everything well from the start. This meeting was very significant because some swimmers had become important figures. Uda gave her absolutely no choice with these words but to go cover Tsukamoto's matters with Nakatsura.
"Okay. I accept this assignment, sir."
Uda Harido smiled broadly.
"Now we wait for Nakatsura. I am sure he needs some time to enjoy his breakfast."
About twenty minutes later, Nakatsura reappeared with a big smile on his face. He entered Uda's room while stroking his stomach. He smiled. Obviously he already realized that Uda had succeeded in persuading Mano to accept the task.
"We have to leave now," said Nakatsura.
"What is our schedule for today?" Mano asked.
"First, let's meet a friend who used to whisper beautiful songs in my ear," said Nakatsura. "Mr. Uda, we'll excuse ourselves first."
"Go ahead," said Uda Harido.
Then the two of them set off to meet the informant who used to supply information to Nakatsura. He was a man in his mid-thirties. His clothes were neat, but his face looked unkempt. He looked like a drug addict.
The informant was not the only one who provided information about Tsukamoto to Nakatsura. It turned out that he had collected a lot of data from various parties. From this, Mano agreed the initial report that Nakatsura conveyed to Uda was quite valid.
This informant mentioned that the person they assumed was Tsukamoto today was most likely would be in a large restaurant on a bustling street. When the informant mentioned the name of the restaurant, Mano was surprised. He remembered that today there was an important thing to be done at the restaurant he just mentioned.
Shinkankyo Restaurant was a legendary restaurant. Two hundred years ago, a former boxer founded the restaurant. At that time, many people doubted whether the restaurant would survive. The image of a boxer was undoubtedly different from what people imagine for food. Although everyone at that time knew that the boxer really liked to cook, but still doing something because he was happy was certainly not the same as having a professional career in that field.
There were so many difficulties and obstacles that hit the restaurant in the early days of its establishment. During the first twenty years, there were no significant developments. Even so, the restaurant was able to survive. It was only when the former boxer's grandson ran the restaurant the things began to change. Over the past two hundred years, countless turmoils had befallen the restaurant. But until now, it was still standing strong. Currently, the restaurant's ownership was no longer in the hands of the former boxer's family. Almost fifty years ago, a business group took over the restaurant. Not only that, the new owner succeeded to make the bussines grow rapidly. Apart from the first restaurant, which was this restaurant, the headquarter, fifteen Shinkankyo branches spread across fifteen different cities.
