In the heart of Tokyo, where ancient spirits reside among neon lights, a woman named Yui strolls down the vibrant summerstreet. Her sandaled feet softly touch the cobblestones under the warm sun, while the timeless kimono, worn with a modern twist, perfectly complements the mottled wallpaper of the Japanese countryside in her mind. Towering buildings, like stern sentinels, cast elongated shadows that danced upon the pavement beneath her feet. Suddenly, the familiar rustle of souls whisking by catches her attention.

As she reaches the midpoint of her daily roam, the gentle kaze, or wind, carries the voice of an old woman. Why, why must I carry this burden alone,'' wails the fainting cry accompanied by the distant, chopstick-clicking gait of an elderly kimono-clad woman. Instantly understanding, Yui rushes towards the sorrowful sound, mindful of the tragic tale of love long lost that the wind, kaze, had silently shared.

Arriving at the mentioned location, Yui helps the weeping woman, inviting her to share a cup of tea from her lunchbox. With a sprinkle of fortified sencha, the two connect, sharing stories of past trials and tribulations as the sun dips towards the horizon. Their laughter becomes as spirited as the manga wallpaper, and the ancient spirits, pleased by the encounter, generated the warmth and love from the manga-illustrated summercovery, a beautiful testament to the resilient human spirit.