As a young artist, it is naturally unqualified to go to Japan without "byby" the squatter bookstore. Although the target user is classified as a middle class, whether it is a teenager, middle-aged or old age, they like to sit in the squatter bookstore and watch a book and a cup of coffee. Hirakata's T-site is a super-large comprehensive bookstore based on the Sakae Bookstore. Out of the Hirakata Station, the building in the night is shining from the second floor bridge, like a beacon that summons the return of youth. Perhaps the location of this store is to serve the surrounding communities, so there are very few tourists, and the people who stay in the store are the locals who come back from work. Flip through the book, go shopping, sit down with a cup of coffee, and become a natural life track for those nearby. The biggest idea at the time was that if there was such a store around my home, how much improvement in my quality of life?