Treasures of Bordeaux ー The Forgotten Ancestors of the Modern French
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Treasures of Bordeaux ー The Forgotten Ancestors of the Modern French
Mako Takahama
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synopsis
Tatsuya Kano went to France to study brewing sciences at the University of Bordeaux. After obtaining the title of sommelier, he became a waiter of a restaurant in Bordeaux. One day, a mysterious Japanese looking for a treasure from Bordeaux came to the restaurant where Kano works. Kano accidentally accompanied this Japanese named Hiroshi Mitsuya to see remains and relics of the Gauls throughout France.
The destinations are the Gallo-Roman museum of Périgueux, the citadel of Bayonne and the Sainte-Croix museum devoted to the culture Garo-Roman built in Poitiers. While continuing his excursions, Kano gradually became interested in Gauls. It is said that the Gaulish record will be found in the “Commentarii de Bello Gallico“, but Kano can only interpret it if the holy place of Gaul had been taken over by Christianity.
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