LeleLab Kamakura-Aio

This is the seventh stop in the Lele City Keycap Series. We boarded the Shinkansen in Hokkaido and traveled south to reach Kamakura.
What color is the sky at eighteen?
It is the fearless blue of dancing in the Pocari Sweat advertisement.
It is the burning passion of youth, like the scorching July sun that seems to turn the blue sky white.
It is the magic of Kamakura's blazing sun that freezes the sky and the sea in time.
It is the blue gaze towards the National Tournament from the Enoshima coast.
The magic of Kamakura's blazing sun seems to freeze the sky and the sea.
It feels like returning to the black sandy beach scorched by the shimmering waves.
Returning to the grand fireworks over the sea.
We can always revisit the youthful days of racing through the hydrangeas.
"Whether we win or lose in basketball doesn't matter. What matters is to keep playing."
Life has no map, but we won't get lost. Keep moving forward. Now is the beginning of the adventure!
Here, there is the intersection where Hanamichi Sakuragi first met Haruko and the refreshing, healing life of the four sisters in Our Little Sister. But what left the deepest impression on me is a color. I call it Kamakura Blue.
Emerging from literature and cinema, it met me face to face in reality.