Dance, dance, dance

I dream about the Dolphin Hotel again and again. In my dreams, I belong inseparably to it. And my belonging to him still persists as a kind of continuous state. My dreams make that very clear to me. Hotel U Delfína is distorted beyond recognition. It's very long and knotty. So narrow and long that it resembles a long-span covered bridge rather than a hotel. A thin bridge that stretches across the universe from the very beginning to the very end. And I belong there. And someone's crying. Someone's shedding tears for me. The hero of the story returns to the northernmost island of Hokkaido, where he had a thrilling experience years ago while searching for a mysterious sheep. At the same time, he lost his girlfriend, who disappeared without a trace from the Hotel U Delfína. He decides he has to find her. However, a modern, comfortable building stands on the site of the old, dilapidated hotel. There is no trace of the employees - only the Sheep Man still lives inside. The loose sequel to Murakami's bestseller The Hunt for the Sheep will not be put down for a moment.