اعلامیه کانگورو الفارسية 1447

I got married before I had finished my university studies, so I didn’t have much money to support a married life. Because of this lack of money, my wife and I worked like slaves for several years. Eventually, with a small amount of savings and some money borrowed from friends and acquaintances, we opened a small café on the outskirts of Tokyo.

At that time, young people tended to avoid working for large companies and preferred to start their own small businesses, so they could do work they were actually interested in. The café we opened became a hangout for university students who spent their afternoons there. I would sometimes chat with them and, through these conversations, become familiar with different ways of thinking among people from various walks of life.

— Haruki Murakami