Convenience Store Woman

Author: Sayaka Murata

Book Locations
  • Akihabara

    In "Convenience Store Woman," Akihabara represents the intersection of modernity and tradition, mirroring the protagonist's struggle to find her place in society.

  • Shibuya Crossing

    Shibuya Crossing symbolizes the bustling life of Tokyo, contrasting with the protagonist's repetitive and controlled existence in the convenience store.

  • Tokyo Station

    Tokyo Station serves as a metaphor for the constant movement and change in the city, juxtaposed against the protagonist's static life.

  • Omotesando

    Omotesando represents the polished, surface-level appearance of success, contrasting with the protagonist's internal struggles and societal expectations.

  • Hibiya Park

    Hibiya Park serves as a rare moment of tranquility in the novel, where the protagonist briefly contemplates her place in the world.

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