The Tropical Area Observation team was sailing in the East China Sea,
They encountered thick fog and had to anchor at an uninhabited island.

They found a large hole in the middle of this small island.
As they approached to take a peek, they were surprised!
What a surprise!
A hand with a peace sign appeared out of the hole!
And he said “THANKs” with a laugh.

His name is Ahan.
According to his story, he has been living on the island for generations since the Paleolithic Era.
He told me that he has lived on this island for generations since the Paleolithic era.

There are currently 38 inhabited islands in Okinawa,
This island is the 39th inhabited island.
Until about 50 years ago, there were many inhabitants.
But the number of inhabitants gradually decreased, and finally he is alone…
But he says he is not lonely.

He led me into the hole.
Inside was a large doughnut-shaped space.
It was large enough for jogging.
He was my only friend.
Kee-Loo, the mole,
Kee-Loo, his only friend.
Kee-Loo and his only friend, Kee-Loo the mole, dig holes here every day to create more doughnut-shaped space.

In one of the rooms, there is a room that looks like a workshop,
He makes bread using a method that has been handed down from generation to generation.

He is a studious man.
He studies the basic recipe that has been handed down on this island
He is constantly researching and developing new and original breads,
original breads and doughnuts.
and doughnuts.

The aroma of baking bread and sweet doughnuts wafts through the air.
and the aroma of sweet doughnuts wafting in the air,
I couldn’t help but smile.

He looked at me and said with a laugh, “THANKs♪”.
I was so happy to see him.