People are not things, "the melancholy of Cold Palace in Spring" Animation Holy Land Coffee Shop closes and transfers

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"The only constant in the world is that things are constantly changing."

Even if there are many people visiting the animation holy land, there will always be a day when the sea changes. The roadside clock where Axu and Haruhi gather in "The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya" has been dismantled.

And the prototype shop of the cafe where everyone discussed countermeasures in Haruhi Suzumiya animation also announced that it would close and move to another place to open its shop.

In the 2009 version, Kyoto Animation had the courage to broadcast "Endless August" eight times in eight episodes, each with subtle differences.

The first episode of "Endless August" was a group of people from the SOS group who came out to play together during the summer vacation, and the coffee shop that Axu and Haruhi went to together also had a sense of existence for 8 weeks in front of the fans of Haruhi Suzumiya because of the original infinite loop plot and the eight-character loop performance arrangement of Kyoto Animation.

The prototype shop of this cafe is a coffee shop "Cafe Dream" with a history of more than 30 years in Nishimiya City, Japan. The author of the Haruhi series of novels, Tanigawa Ryu, is also a frequent visitor to this shop.

With the popularity of Tanikawa Ryu's "Haruhi Suzumiya" novels and animated adaptations, the cafe has become an important animation mecca

This coffee shop was opened by an old couple, but in 2012, the manager's grandfather died at the age of 58, and his wife insisted on opening this coffee shop. Although she was worried about closing the shop, many fans and regular customers of Haruhi Suzumiya's works would come to the shop to help.

This year, the owner celebrated her 60th birthday. Her wife decided to reduce the size of the store so that she could maintain her own business, so she decided to close the store and move to a smaller place next door.