Book Press in Tokyo
by Makayla Dale
Sunlight pours through the corrugated roof of a narrow, second-floor kitchen in Shimokitazawa, illuminating a baker in a flour-dusted apron who leans over a scarred wooden workbench to adjust a heavy iron book press. The baker’s hands, dusted with white powder, carefully align a stack of paper templates, while a shallow reflection on brushed steel from a nearby mixing bowl catches the bright late morning light. Beside the press, a tart tin rests on a stack of cooling racks, and a small potted geranium in a chipped ceramic pot sits on the windowsill, its red blooms against the grey concrete wall outside.
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