Until the moment you're dead, you can still hear.
- No! - Yeah, yeah.
Even if your eyes are closed and your heart's stopped, you can still hear.
How do you know?
When I died...
You're lying...
Ah, you are lying.
Me, Ma-chan, Koshiga, and Kuge-san, we all had anesthetic,
so we've all died before.
Mine wasn't a general anesthetic.
- No, it was a general anesthetic. - No!
- No need for a general anesthetic. - I see.
- Only the lower part. - The lower part?
That's dangerous!
- Freedom! - Freedom!
You should be anesthetized all the time.
Don't you know that story?
Is that when he got injured from motorcross?
No, no, no, no.
He did a bad thing.
His penis became white. He is famous for the white penis incident.
That story of the girl. She told him how white his penis was.
It should be black, not white.
- Come on! - You can't say that!
First, black. Second, hawk. Third, eggplant.
First, Mt. Fuji. Second, hawk. Third, eggplant.
What a mess. Why are you being so crude?
- I don't know if you're educated or not. - I don't think he is.
First, black. Second, hawk? That's a stupid joke.
- White is no good. - He said it went totally white.
It was so sudden, in the morning, just totally white.
I thought it was face paint.
You guys are a bunch of morons.
In the past, you just straddled a rope.
- Straw rope, straw rope. - A rope.
- A rope made of straw. - Yes, yes, yes.
- France didn't even have toilets. - What?
France had no toilets...
No way!
They'd just poop on the street.
They'd shit outdoors?
- Which era is it? - Not so long ago.
That can't be true if it's not so long ago.
No way! That doesn't seem possible.
That's why high heels were invented.
So they don't step on shit?
Wait, they'd still step on shit with heels.
But not so much.
- I wonder if men wore them. - In Medieval times...
Medieval times? Medieval!
You said it was recently.
- So then were men stepping on shit? - That's so long ago.
Okay, with high heels, you'll step on shit, but...
So, submarines already existed in 1933?
There were submarines.
- That's impressive. - I wasn't alive then.
There were ones that sink but not ones that could rise up.
It's under water forever.
I wonder how many sank.
It's under water for sure.
We all heyoo a yellow submarine!
Many went under water and still haven't come back.
- I'm off. - Take care. Thank you.
That's why it doesn't feel like there is any improvement.
But there's also a lot of data from the mining industry,
and if you look closely, you'll see that inventories have been reorganized.
And as of October, internal controls were put into effect.
With that in mind...
That should have a positive impact on profit estimates.
..and that, in turn, should push the market upward over the next two years.
That sounds like it'll have a big impact on the Japanese economy.
The American Federal Reserve Board will also be convening next week.
Looking at the numbers, many people think that the conditions
for changing the zero percent interest rate policy have been fulfilled.
It's hard to imagine the current American inflation rate of 2%
will remain stable... On the other hand
considering the goal of reducing unemployment,
a closer analysis of the unemployment data... American...5%...
Seeing all of those factors at play, now it's even more important to...
Grandma!
- Huh?- Don't you need them?
No. I don't.
And it will be heavy if you use that box.
You can hold them by the leaves and take a few daikons up there.
- This is the last? - Yeah.
These, Mai-chan, like this one,
- This bunch. Can you clean them? - Yes.
Here we go.
When I was small...
we celebrated New Year together.
Also with all the neighbors.
- Is that right? - Uh-huh.
- How about this year? - You are doing well.
Next year, does everyone come next year?
These days we don't celebrate with neighbors much anymore.
The neighbors used to visit each other.
We don't do that anymore.
I see.
It was fun.
Hmm.
Going to someone else's house, and seeing their New Year decorations.
Hm.
People would let everyone sit at the kotasu heater.
And all of us could warm our feet under the quilt.
And we ate mandarins.
Then we would go to the temple over there.
And hit the bell.
And then we would feel the New Year had arrived.
By hitting the bell, "gooong."
- Are we doing it this year again? - Yes, yes, yes.
It's next year, isn't it? It is next year.
Next year, yes.
This daikon is also big! Isn't it?
Yeah! It is.
Oh, if you put daikons and their leaves together,
they'll get muddy, can you just put the leaves in first?
Oh, so I just have to take the daikons out?
Yes, take them out.
Before New Year's Day,
well, we'd get...
new underwear, shirts, and socks, you know?
And on New Year's morning
we would change into them, which made me happy.
We would change into them,
and there's the shrine you know?
We would visit there and pray.
- Mai-chan? - Yes.
These green onions, I'll also cook them.
These are delicious so...
Wait a minute. There is dirt so, I'll give them a quick wash.
Have you finished?
Yes. Finished, finished.
- Thanks. - Thank you, Mai-chan!
Thanks, thanks!
So fast. If I was alone...
Cloudy, then sunny. A morning in Yamaga.
Before lunch, Junji-san and I went shopping at Aspa grocery store.
Yesterday, we couldn't harvest vegetables,
so I bought a round daikon, a fish, tofu, vegetable, ramen, and so on.
I brought some beer to Hiromi-chan.
And I bought some beer for Junji-san and Hiroharu-san too.
Hisa-chan gave me a big, long daikon, so I cooked it.
Kazumi-san slipped and cut his head while delivering the mail.
He was taken to the hospital by an emergency taxi.
His injury wasn't bad, but it was a scary thing.
Wow.
Incredible, incredible, incredible.
Oh, it's cold!
- It leaked! - I thought so.
This one, this one here got wet.
Here we go.
- How about here? - Here we go.
The weeds are growing.
- It's quite dirty! - Quite bad, isn't it?
Thank goodness there aren't many weeds today.
Here we go.
These stupas, we can take them away, can't we?
I heard a monk saying something like this.
After a few memorial services, they normally do.
Hello!
Yes?
Oh, Takashi-san! Long time no see. Well...
Eh, there's only half, and I'm sorry but...
Not at all. Pretty! Sit down. Sit down, please.
Wow, great!
They are big!
Well, I found them at a good price.
- I was hoping you were home. - Oh! I love them. Thank you!
I also gave some to Hiro-chan.
Aha!
By the way, the other day,
we visited you about 7:30, but it was too late, wasn't it?
- 7:30? I didn't notice. - I see.
- I wonder what happened. - The lights were on.
Did you ring the bell?
I did. Ding-dong, ding-dong. I rang a few times.
I wonder what happened.
Where the washing machine is and the entrance hall. That was locked.
Sorry, sorry. I couldn't come in daytime.
I see.
Yes. Thank you. Really.
Tomorrow evening I'll be home.
I see. Was I outside of the house? I wonder.
It doesn't matter. I just wanted to see you.
Oh! There are two bells. Did you ring both?
Yes. Where the washing machine is.
- The one at the entrance hall. - I rang that one once.
You don't say. When was it? Three or four days ago?
Around that time.
It was still in November. It was November, you know.
- Oh, November! - November.
I see.
- It hadn't turned December yet. - I didn't hear.
No. It's okay! Not at all.
I'm just really happy you are well.
Well, I'm going now. She might come back.
- Ah, of course! Sorry! - I'm going home by car.
- By car. Are you? - By car.
I will go there right now. You go ahead. I'll catch up in a minute.
What?
Oh no, where have I left it? Wait a minute.
Here I come. Here I come.
Wait a minute, Takashi-san. Sorry.
You've done very well, Tayo-chan!
- Sorry? - You've done very well with daikon.
Daikon! And how about the Chinese cabbage?
They grew so big this year. I don't know what to do.
- Everything grew big this year, huh? - Yes!
Big. Huge daikons. This big.
Yes. Ours are monsters also. The daikons.
Bigger than my legs.
- Yes, yes, yes. - Do you see bowls for natto?
- Ryo too. - There are green onions.
There they are.
- Here's your crushed natto. - Ah, thank you.
- You prefer smaller pieces, don't you? - This is fine...
Don't mind me. We have a lot of food. Enjoy.
He hasn't changed much.
- He is wearing the same clothes. - True!
I told you it was over twenty years ago.
You are wearing the same clothes as today.
So, I had to fight with my dad three times, you know.
The first one was, my dad had decided my job after high school.
The same path he took. The same way of thinking.
But I absolutely, well, what can I say?
I told him I wanted to go to university and didn't listen to him.
And, well, he gave in.
But I don't like studying by nature.
It was a difficult time.
So I started studying in my final year at the university,
but of course, I didn't pass the accountant exam. Not easy.
I wanted three more years, that was when I had a second fight with my dad.
So I asked him to let me study for three more tries. Three years.
My dad and mom reluctantly allowed me. But I had no money.
So I decided to come back here. Zero rent and zero cost for food.
I only had to study hard. I thought I could
get a part-time job for the textbook fees.
So I did that.
But I got two failed marks. One after another, and, I felt...
I can't go on like this any more. I had to pass the exam, you know.
I had already failed twice.
So I went to Tokyo. This is the third try. Dad said I should give up.
And it went like that. But I had said I was going to try three times only.
I had promised.
So, I did that. I told them I would look
after myself financially if they let me go.
I looked for a job opening at a newspaper delivery agency.
I hoped to find a job and something which would let me
have a lot of spare time. I had to study, you know.
Well, I was already twenty-five.
Oh, sorry, sorry. I was already twenty-four.
When I saw a job for newspaper delivery, I rang, and they said sure.
Ah! Freezing!
Close the doors!
I decided to give it one last try.
A friend advised me that I should go to Tokyo,
he said I'd never pass even if I studied for 10 years in the countryside.
He was from Osaka. I thanked him. So I decided to take a chance.
I decided to have another go.
So I went to Tokyo.
Well, I thought Kyoto was a big city, but, really,
you can't compare it with Tokyo.
My eyes goggled! Even when I got on a train, I thought, "What? Is this a train?"
The Chuo Line was incredible. The newspaper shop was in Nishiogikubo.
I always went to Kanda to study by the Chuo Line.
I was gobsmacked. I felt what an incredible place it was!
Really.
But anyway, I had to pass the exam, and I worked my tail-end off.
I went there just when Mishima Yukio committed hara-kiri.
Mom, come here for a second. No, everyone come! Now!
The thunder is waking up the snow.
Did it hit the ground? It didn't, right?
I'll take it off, OK?
- Forget about it. - I'm coming, I'm coming.
And then really by chance, by the merest margin...
I passed. I did it.
I was utterly surprised. I had failed twice, you know.
And I thought it wasn't possible. But luckily a good notice arrived.
Didn't think I would pass, so on the announcement day,
if you ask me where I was, I was in Tokyo
planning to pack up and go back to my hometown.
But in my lodging, on the front door, there was a note.
It said two out of ten from the study group had passed.
Me and one other called Suwa.
The house was empty. Nobody was there.
Others from the group had been celebrating at Suwa's house.
I got back right before midnight, so I took a taxi.
His place was quite far.
Kami...what was it called? Where is Sha, Shakujii?
Ah, I see.
It's not so far?
- I don't know. - Not far from Nishiogi. Somewhere nearby.
When I got there, everyone shouted, 'Where have you been?'
Normally I worked and then drank every night.
Well, Tokyo, I was going to stay for only one year.
I thought I should enjoy it.
I didn't think I would pass.
So that's what happened. I was surprised.
One of the guys took care of me, because I was just a country bumpkin.
I didn't know how to study. He taught me how.
That man is in Hakata. Even still, we went drinking two years ago.
And he came to my wedding too, so that -
Curtis-san, Curtis-san, as I thought. Thunder, thunder.
Mhm. Mhm.
That made my life, well, completely drastically change.
So I still remember, before going to Suwa's place,
I rushed to a public phone to call my family.
Of course, everyone was asleep. I didn't know how many times it rang.
Finally, someone answered. It was my mother.
I'm getting teary.
I said, 'I passed.'
My mother...
was very happy.
And that made me happy.
My parents and I had to fight so much. I feel down thinking about it.
I, who had thought I was no good, no good,
and even started thinking of taking a different path.
I could've continued this path here,
well, I spent three years studying for the exam.
Somehow, you know.
I was finally on track.
But then I had to start at the bottom and learn the ropes.
I didn't study much before that and hadn't taken anything seriously.
So, there might be no need to tell you about what happened
afterwards, but until then, I was twenty-six...
Is there any tissue? No? I'll go and get some.
Ah! It's there. Over there, there! Behind you.
Oh!
Until then, my life was just like, well, life can be divided in three.
Such way of thinking is very straightforward.
Humans, from when they are born and until they die, we can divide it in three.
From zero years-old until about twenty-five,
we know nothing so we live through receiving education and, well,
being helped by many people.
But when one turns twenty-five, mentally and physically, in various ways,
is one stage of life. And for the next twenty-five years,
until fifty years-old, here one learns about society, experiences it,
and gains more knowledge in many ways.
That's the stage.
And about when one turns fifty, there is a person, a form is shaped.
So after being taken care of,
one gives back to society. This kind of life in three.
I really like it because it's very easy to understand.
Mind you, you don't have to divide it like this. I don't think you must.
But, to me, if I didn't, physically and mentally
such things, in many ways, would not last, you know.
I, on purpose, in my case, you know
lead my life with this way of thinking.
So I'm not saying this is good or bad,
but in my case this is the way it is.
So, now I go back to the story of my father, the strongest memory was
that I was against him all the time. I was.
And your mother did everything obediently.
So I couldn't thank her enough.
But I was selfish. A lot. She was better at school than me.
But she kept it quiet. It's incredible, really.
It might have been one way.
But if my mom insisted on what she wanted...
Yes!
- ..she might have been able to do it. - I wanted her to do that.
But too late now. So I don't want to talk about it anymore.
Never again. That's it.
That's why you, Yoshiko-chan, and your sister, you two
asserted to your parents what you wanted to do. And I think it was very good.
I am very happy. You both did very well.
I respect you. I do. Really.
Can I smoke? Is it ok?
Good morning.
This is the morning news.
The Ai Center Steering Committee will present a film.
Starring Shibasaki Ko, Maki Yoko, and Terashima Shinobu.
The film is Su-chan, Mai-chan, Sawako-san.
It will be on Sunday, January 25th, at 1:30pm
at the Auditorium, IT Building, Nishibaramachi 1-chome.
Child care will be offered for babies over six months old.
Please apply by January 16th at 5pm.
Please inquire at 42-1101.
This announcement is from Ai Center.
This is the end of the news.
Today is extremely cold. The pipes are frozen, even in the house.
Around 10am., we called Shigaraji Appliance Store, and they came to fix it.
Eventually it got fixed around lunchtime, so I could do some washing.
In the afternoon, the snow started to melt.
I shoved snow to the center of the streets around the house.
That's right.
Oh my. I've gotten drunk. Excuse me.
Ah, it's going to be an exciting top competition.
And tomorrow will be the kite flying competition.
- Oh. - That's right. It'll be tough.
Ryo-kun, tomorrow, let's go to Amanohashidate.
Hey, don't make him go that far.
- What? - That's too much for him.
- But that's... - Well, you...
- ..one of Japan's three famous views. - ..you wouldn't drive that far.
- Of course I'll drive. - You're kidding. Then you can't.
- But, - No. Out of the question.
- It's fine. - No. I won't allow it. If you drive…
No, no. I'll bring someone who can drive back.
I'll only drive there.
On the way back we can eat at this great place.
It's the drinks. The drinks are good.
Yep. They have really great seafood too.
- It'll be my treat. - Thank you.
- Is it tomorrow? - Tomorrow.
Tomorrow? Do you not have time?
You're stuck now, Ryo-kun.
Do you really not have time?
Us seniors are a troubling bunch. Really.
Wait, why?
I can't help myself. You're in trouble now!
Please tell him for me, Fumiko-san.
You really are stuck. Oh, us seniors are just...
Leave! Disappear! I'm so drunk. I'm drunk.
Oh, no, no.
- He doesn't get it. - No, no.
Oh, I've gotten drunk.
- What? - I'm going out for a smoke.
Just go with him. It's fine. Smoke with him.
Not here. Not here. Just go. Go.
Oh, just be quiet.
Yeah, I'm annoying. I'm drunk, so I'm annoying.
Loudly, loudly, loudly, loudly, go!
- With a loud speaker?- With a loud speaker.
'Hello neighbors, now we are going to...'
Just like that.
- 'We are going to start, this and that.'- It definitely suits you!
It's a perfect fit.
The Fire Precautions patrol that just passed by. I'll join them.
Right away, they will! 'Please come.'
'Ladies and gentlemen in the Yamaga area!'
'Please be precautious against fire.'
Could you speak more quietly please?
No, no, no. Big, loud voice. It has to be.
Yes, I'll get a job there.
We're often away, so I'll see if I can work once a month.
Now in Ayabe, there is an all-female fire brigade.
If you apply, they will employ you straight away.
But don't I have to run? Or carry a hose?
- No, there are many roles. - It's too hard.
I'll have to run.
All you have to do is this, 'Waaaa!'
- Will I be okay at public relations? - As long as you speak loudly.
Okay. Trust my loud voice. Fine, fine.
Having a loud voice is the one good thing about me.
You will be fine, Fumiko-san.
What? What, what?
Anywhere you go, in each place, you adapt. You'll be fine.
Well, my big voice...
Oh, yeah!
Lately, I was at the movies. The person next to me shouted, 'Aaaah!'
I wondered who it was. I looked over...and it's my wife!
Who'd have thought? I was in shock.
Okay, okay, okay, okay, okay!
Enough, enough, enough!
And this road wasn't asphalt yet. It was gravel.
So when a car passed, a lot of grit flew up.
The tatami mats, even in this room sometimes, were sandy.
I'd sweep all of it. We had no vacuum, so I swept,
and this corridor was like this, but we didn't have doors outside.
In those days, it was all open.
We would open in the morning and close in the evening.
I would sweep it all clean and prepare for dinner.
I'd wait until my parents would come home.
Then, when they came home, they used to be very happy.
Every day, 'What is it today?' For dinner, you know.
'What did you cook today?' And, 'Oh, the bath is ready!'
Because I would clean so thoroughly,
the elderly neighbors used to come to see it
and say, 'It's so clean!'
So I wanted to see my parents' happy faces.
Since I was about nine, I gradually began to feel this way.
When I was still in primary school, your great-grandpa,
my father, said,
'Once you graduate from high school,
you should go to a trade school for Japanese dressmaking,
in order to become a kimono-making expert.'
Mhm.
I didn't know whether I would like it or not. I said, 'Well, that's ok.'
Pretty carelessly, actually. So I agreed to go.
But when I moved on to junior high school,
school life was so much fun!
I made friends and did new things. It was fun.
Music was particularly special to me, trying choir and other things.
I especially liked piano and wanted to pursue it professionally.
But in order to go down that path,
I would need to go to a music conservatory.
So I went home and told them,
but the answer was 'no'.
Ever since I was little,
seeing my parents' smiling faces made me feel happy.
I'd always been thinking that way.
So when my family opposed me that much,
I didn't have the courage to insist.
And, well, as I was told, I took the path my parents suggested,
but I didn't like it very much.
Then Hiroharu-san said, 'No, I want to do this.'
And he went to university.
Really, I was envious, I felt so.
But my parents thought girls didn't need to go to university.
Things like being able to sew kimono or cook, that is enough.
It seems that was their opinion, well, so,
I was angry, well, angry at myself. Why didn't I keep my will
and tell them? I've regretted it.
But, Hiroharu-san went to university that way,
and I was very envious, yes.
I went to Nisseki Hospital for Junji-san's check up.
We left home at 9am for a 10:30 appointment.
He had a blood test and a medical examination.
His results haven't improved, so I was a little disappointed.
But the body is honest.
He was eating too many rice crackers, bananas, and cookies,
and I think that's why he got this result. We have to be careful.
On the way home, I went to Otesuji shop and bought some vegetables and so on.
Where has yesterday's warm weather gone? It's very cold.
It's my grandmother's death anniversary.
In the morning, I visited her grave in the rain.
Haruna-chan called to let me know that she received the parcel.
I got to hear Noriyuki and Shin-chan's voices. They were happy about the parcel.
Hiromi-san called around 3pm., and Junji-san
visited him with a beer in his hand.
I cleaned the house while he was gone.
Later in the afternoon, Sawako-san called and also invited me over,
but Hiroharu-san might come home, so I declined the offer.
I thought about picking up Junji-san around 9pm.,
but Sawako-san gave him a lift.
I was annoyed that he still can't make his own decisions.
It seemed to be good weather this morning. It made me happy.
Hiroharu-san took the bus at 8am.
Misue-chan dropped by at 8:10.
Now what?
HOUSE
HORSE
Since I was a child, I always
liked the smell of the fridge.
- Really? - Of this house.
Some rain in the morning. It was my shift for the garbage.
I went to Hiromi-san's and Hisa-chan's houses.
Hisa-chan's mother had become much weaker.
It reminded me of my mother. I teared up.
At night, I was thinking about my mother
again, and it was difficult to fall asleep.
I am Saito Shingo! Saito! Saito!
Vote for Saito from the Japan Communist Party!
I woke up at 5:30am and went to the
allotment around 6:00 to do some farm work.
I went home at 8am., and Sawako-san came by to bring me the newsletter.
Junji-san woke up. He went out to pick bamboo shoots.
There were a lot, so we dug up many.
We brought some to Hisa-chan and Sawako-san.
In the afternoon, I sent bamboo shoots to Noriyuki, Yoshiko, and Amino.
I went to Hiromi-chan's around 5:30pm and got home around 8:30.
There is no taste to it.
Around December, in the winter...
Yeah, that's best. In mid-December.
- I see. - Yeah.
What if you keep it and eat it in the next year?
- If you keep 'em, it's no good. - No?
Straight from nature is best. I used to buy the big ones.
- Yeah. - That's no good.
- Yeah? - Yeah.
- So wild ones are best. - That's right.
And to keep 'em, you have to have such a big place.
To let 'em run loose, you've gotta have a place that costs around ¥100 million.
- Good morning. - Oh, good morning!
Did you sleep well last night?
Not so well.
- Shall we take it? - Not at all.
Hold on a second.
- Here we go. - Here we go.
It didn't stick in? A bit too low.
A little bit higher, yeah.
This time it went in.
We did it!
- That was fast, right? - Hmm, yeah.
White 12-14.
Black 12-13. Connection.
Same here. It's slightly better to cut in this case.
Now, if he can't do anything, it's the correct move to hold it here.
But he can still move, so it's better that he attack right there.
White 5-9. Cut.
He can try atekomi, if that's the level...
- Here, it's atekomi, and he could ascend. - Black 2-8.
White 2-9.
- Black 1-8. - 5, 6.
White 1-9.
- Black 1-7. Connection. - 10 seconds...
White 7-10.
Black 7-9. Connection.
White 14-13 and...
Black 14-12.
- White 5-6. - 3, 4.
Black 5-5.
White 4-5. Cut.
Black 11-5.
From here, he should remain in command.
White 10-6.
Black 9-5. Connection.
White 9-7. Cut.
It was my mother's death anniversary,
so I woke up at 5:10am and cooked barazushi.
I made a visit to the grave.
Yesterday, there were many peonies blooming,
so I cut some for the altar and the house entrance,
and I brought some to the grave.
After breakfast, Sawako-san brought the newsletter. We talked for an hour.
In the morning, I went to the bottom of the field and cut weeds.
Junji-san's been fatigued. I was concerned, so he rested at home.
In the afternoon, we went to the field and worked in the bamboo grove.
We cut bamboo, carried them, and got tired.
I cut more than 10, so my legs and back were very tired.
At night, I took a bath and had a good rest.
I don't think it's possible.
But, you know...
At my office, all the bank books are checked, so...
If unknown money was taken out...well...
But we don't know what people do.
That's true.
When someone has no money, they might want to use it even when it's not theirs.
- The world is like that, isn't it? - Yes, and...
When someone has money, they'll behave. But when they don't...
- Someone might say he just borrowed it. - That happens.
Anyway, as long as it won't get to be a big problem.
I guess we all wipe each other's asses.
Yeah, yeah.
Now, by listening to you, now I'm worried.
I wonder if it's ok.
- I talked too much. - No. I'll contact you soon.
I'll be in touch.
Okay then.
- Look after yourself. - Eh, I'll try not to die.
Ha! You look well. You do.
When you die, Hiroharu, you'll have a funeral with only your family left.
- Okay then. Thank you. - Likewise. Take care.
- Sorry for bothering you. - Not at all.
Junji-san's condition seemed pretty good. He woke up at 6:30am.
Misue-chan came by at around 7:20am and gave us tea and onions.
After breakfast, Shi-chan called me, so I asked her about her health.
She had a strained back.
At 9:30am., Junji-san and I went to the shops in Ayabe.
In the afternoon, I sent rice and vegetables to
Hiroharu, Noriyuki, Yoshiko, and Yamamoto-san.
Sawako-san came by to give us some bean-jam cakes.
I heard it won't rain anymore.
I drank as I was told, by his pointed glance.
When he squeezed me tight, it felt right.
A meeting of chance, became a clever dance.
I knew it wasn't right, but it was love at first sight.
It's a soap opera.
Women's, women's lives.
One teaches you about the lie.
One loves you till you sigh.
Then that same love true, messes around with you.
And another woman is left alone and blue.
It's a soap opera.
Women's, women's lives.
I bloomed, withered, and was thrown away.
I was met and was left, and now dismay.
I held on compassionately.
And the compassion killed me.
It's a soap opera.
Women's, women's lives.
Thank you very much!
He'd already got a job, but Dad was called up again in 1943.
- During the Second World War? - Yes, yes.
So he had to go again.
He was sent to Iwo Jima.
I don't want to say it's not fair, but...
I don't remember how many regiments were sent.
My grandpa... he'd been to war...
and my mom and the neighbors, they all tried to boost his spirits.
My father told me this.
He went to the south of China. Then to the Pacific.
When he was there, he got a high fever. It was malaria.
He was bedridden.
So then he wasn't able to fight.
He was suffering from such a fever that he couldn't fight.
But then in a dream he was told,
'In the morning, you'll find an eggplant flower. Go get that flower, and drink it.'
So he went out next day, and sure enough he found it.
There it was.
I can't believe it.
He drank the flower in his tea as he was told.
And his fever began to go down.
It made him well enough to live but not well enough to fight.
He just couldn't recover from it completely,
and the fighting on the front line was getting worse and worse.
- The front line? - Yes, yes, yes.
When they moved out to the line three days later, my dad was still bedridden.
He was not well enough and was told, 'You cannot come along.'
So he didn't go.
He was lucky really.
He can't be thankful enough for that. My father always said that.
'I am alive now because of that eggplant flower.'
His return from the war was hard.
The family thought he'd died.
But one day he just came walking down the road in his uniform.
He wanted a happy greeting but learned straight away that his dad had died.
- Before the end of the war? - Yes.
So my dad unpacked his backpack and decided to go to see his dad.
The neighbors welcomed him back,
and they went together to Grandad's grave.
Grandad was buried in the graveyard.
- Was he in a coffin? - Yes, yes.
What kind of coffin was it in those days?
It was kind of a round shape.
My grandad was buried in a sitting position in the earth.
Then people prepared lanterns and...
- Hoes? - Yeah, yeah.
Maybe it's called a hoe. They got hoes to dig up the ground.
My dad wanted to see his dad as soon as
possible, so they dug up the ground together.
Wait, they dug him up?
Yeah! I was shocked. I'd never heard such a story.
Me neither!
My dad found Grandad sitting there.
My father told him, 'Dad, I came back from the war.'
Well, what can I say, they put the soil back and covered up the body as before.
Had he passed away a year before that?
Yes! He'd died more than one year before.
Even so, they dug him up. He told me that several times.
I wonder if he was clean.
Ah, yeah, everyone said he must have waited for my dad.
Because the neighbors said his body was in good condition.
The people who dug him up said so.
Then my dad felt he was back home. It was good fortune.
Unfortunately, Grandad's death couldn't be helped.
So it was right when he got back that he found out?
Yes.
My dad just couldn't accept not saying goodbye.
It was great for my dad to tell Grandad, 'Dad,
I am back.' Even though he was in the grave.
- It shows he really felt for his dad. - Yeah, yes, yes.
My dad said so all the time.
- Wow, that's some story, isn't it? - Well, thank you.
Even for me it's an incredible story. If I can say so.
Really?
You grilled a lot. Are they ready?
They're almost ready.
This is alright, isn't it?
Alright.
This one is grilled too much.
You grilled the head too, didn't you?
I thought I would eat this separately.
- It's unusual. - Huh?
It's unusual for you to eat the head.
- Yeah, sure I do. - Oh really?
I'll put them separately. Nobody will eat it.
Junji-san's an expert with the heads.
Ah! One fell. What should I do?
It fell down there, only one.
Here.
It's hot, isn't it? It's hot.
No, no, it's fine.
Although...
It didn't fall! Is that a picture of a fish?
- Seriously? No. It fell. - It did? Oh. Anyway...
Should be hot.
And it took a whole day. Fishing is really hard to do.
Did you get up early in the morning?
You know, there were no cars in those days.
- Ah. - We had to walk to Yamaga Station.
Yamaga Station is the nearest station, isn't it?
Yeah.
In those days, you know, it was all coal.
Steam train?
We went on the steam train and passed Maizuru.
- It sounded nice. - Toward Fukui...
or changed line towards Miyazu.
We went to that area.
We'd prepare the bait in the morning and leave the house before noon.
And it would be about 4pm when we'd arrive.
Then we had to prepare after that.
It took the whole day. Then we went fishing at night.
- Fishing at night? - Yeah, night fishing.
We started fishing in the evening.
I'd feel sleepy, so we'd sleep a bit.
Just a nap. And then we started fishing early in the morning.
- We did that again and again. - OK.
It was very, very hard. Rustic.
But one day,
we didn't get skunked, but we got almost no fish.
- You and I had a similar day before. - No! That was a literal skunking!
- Totally skunked. - Yeah, yeah.
That was a shut out.
- That was bad. - We didn't catch any fish.
That was really bad.
Anyway, if we were lucky,
we caught four or five times as many fish as we could eat.
Well, we went home with these fish.
- We came back here around noon. - Oh, I see.
It took 4 or 5 hours to come home.
Then we cooked all the fish.
And my dad started drinking sake. I couldn't drink sake.
I just got sleepy.
And my dad would get dozy.
Our dinner would be such delicious sea bream,
which was about this big, quite a big size.
Black sea bream. Do you know this fish?
I didn't listen to Okabayashi Nobuyasu so much when I was a kid.
I listened to music like Yoshida Takuro and Inoue Yosui.
Aha.
I remember the time Okabayashi Nobuyasu was singing.
I don't remember he was on TV often.
After being famous as the 'God of Folk Music,'
he quit his career and started living in the countryside.
He came to live in my childhood village.
- Really?! - Yes.
In Kanbayashi. Then...
How do you write Kanbayashi?
- Ue and hayashi. - Kanbayashi...I took a bus today,
it was headed to Kanbayashi.
Yeah. Farther than that stop.
What is the last stop called? Is it Sasao?
Well, it's farther than that.
- He lived there. - He was there.
I heard he lived somewhere in these mountains!
- This is the place! - Yeah.
I can't remember which year.
But our primary school was closed down,
and since he had lived nearby,
he came back to hold a concert there.
Someone asked him, 'Okabayashi-san,
we will open a new school.
Could you write a song for our new school?'
- And he wrote the school a song. - Wow!
It's an amazing story.
Okabayashi Nobuyasu came and wrote the school a song.
What I knew about him was
he moved somewhere in the mountains in Kyoto.
Around that time.
I didn't know where he lived. Somewhere in Kyoto Prefecture.
I just knew he lived in a mountain area.
Oh, I see, I see.
- He lived in Kanbayashi. - Kanbayashi, Kanbayashi.
He was our neighbor.
And then he wrote the song for Misora Hibari.
Her last song, or something like that.
Ah, I see. Wow.
And,
he wrote a song about this place.
It was a funny song.
- Is he very famous around here? - Yes, yes.
I see.
We talked about Okabayashi Nobuyasu just now.
Did he live around here, right?
Yes, yes, yes. For a good while.
- Kagawa-san, I am quite drunk. - Me too.
The bottle is empty.
How about pouring tea in the empty Hakushu bottle?
I'll make it.
No. I don't need it. No, no, no, no. No problem.
- I want to go pee anyway. - Of course you can,
but I don't need to have tea.
Well, Kagawa-san what do you think?
Shall we call it a night?
You are asking him?
I heard Curtis snoring.
You know, I've heard the sound for a while.
I saw someone was sleeping very well.
I wondered what the sound was.
Good weather. After breakfast, I went to the mountain to cut grass.
There was only a little grass, so the work finished early.
I took a long break after lunch.
Junji-san went to the mountain after lunch to prune maple trees.
I was so pleased that he could move around well.
I called Hisa-chan before dinner and asked how her vegetables are doing.
At night, there was a volleyball game against Peru. Japan won 3-0.
So...
Can you try to describe it, this something you're feeling?
Recently, my heart beats fast and not quite...I'm just not feeling well.
This is the photo we took just now...
That's the spine. Then there, that's swollen. See?
That's called an aneurysm. It's a bulge on the aorta.
So, please.
And this is a very...
a frightening illness.
It's because suddenly, you know,
it bursts and causes major bleeding.
And then usually one loses one's life.
It's a frightening illness like this.
So, well, fortunately we found it in good time.
But then we still don't clearly know the cause.
People say various things. Inflammation of the blood vessels,
high blood pressure, tension, but...
we don't know the clear cause.
So there's nothing preventative we can do in our daily lives.
But...
this one may well be cured completely.
Oh, is that right?
But still, I'll refer you to an appropriate hospital.
And there, well, I think probably you will have an operation.
You will be treated.
- So, I will write a reference letter. - Thank you very much.
The Maizuru Kyousai Hospital is well-known for treatment of the vascular system.
- Is that right? - I've written a letter to them.
Yes.
- Please give this to the receptionist. - Yes? Thank you very much.
Well, doctor, if he has an operation...
Be assured, it will likely be cured if you act on it now.
Thank you.
In that sense, it's a blessing in disguise. I think it's been found in time.
Ah, yes.
So, mind you, don't hesitate. Go and straight away.
- Even tomorrow you should go. - I understand.
- Well then, take care. - Yes. Thank you very much.
Thank you very much.
- Thank you. - Please take care.
Good weather, cold morning.
Flowers were delivered. It was Mother's Day,
so Yoshiko's family sent them from Tokyo.
I was happy.
We decided to eat out.
So we ate at Sakura Diner. We walked back home slowly.
Junji-san's legs were not great, so it was already 3pm when we got home.
Later in the afternoon, Tokyo Story was playing on TV, so I watched it.
As I watched the film,
it made me feel that it's sad to get old in any period of time.
At the end of the day, it's one's own feelings that remain and matter.
But the heart becomes timid. And it can't be helped that bodies get worn out.
I brought you a cup of tea, dear.
How are you doing? Still not well, are you?
You should eat something. I brought you tea.
- Would you like some? - Thank you.
It's better if you could eat something.
- Is there anything you'd like to eat? - I don't need anything now.
- Have a good rest, please. - Okay.
It hasn't rained at all.
Have you fished since you were a kid?
Hm?
Have you fished since you were a kid?
Well, you know, there was nothing else to do here.
Either going into the mountains or down to the river.
As you can see.
That's all we had. Or baseball.
Around here…today...
down that way. I had grilled ayu.
Huh?
At the restaurant called something like Yutori.
Near the river.
Yurari?
Ah, it might be Yurari. Yurari!
- Yurari, isn't it? On the river. - Yeah.
- I see. So you went there. Yesterday? - All of us went there today.
- Oh, for lunch? - Yes.
I see.
So I thought you could catch ayu around here.
Yeah, well, there was a lot of quite good fishing.
Is there?
It's a nationally famous ayu place.
This river is also well-known.
This is called the Kanbayashi River.
For ayu?
Yes, that's right. It was nationally famous.
Though there's no ayu anymore. Because of the environment now.
- Ah. - We used to catch ayu a lot.
Are there any if I go upstream?
It's...how do I say? Destruction of the ecosystem.
Ayu eats algae, you know.
Which sticks to rocks. Ayu eats that.
So if the algae doesn't live...
No matter how many ayu you release into the river,
there's no food for them, you know?
They went to the upper stream because there was still good stuff to eat.
But now there are none.
- None? - Are there?
- Hm. - There aren't, are there?
- No. - None.
Therefore...
Well, even in this village there was this man
who caught a lot of ayu and sold them to nice restaurants.
He says he doesn't do that anymore.
There's no point in trying.
It's a delicate thing like that.
Living creatures.
The ones in the supermarket said they were caught in Tokushima Prefecture.
Yep.
Is it those you use?
Well...those fishing rods there are for beginners.
For aji, we catch it with a sabiki hook like this.
Small aji. Like this.
- And also kisu. - I see.
To catch kisu, you'd cast a line with a long leader.
And also...
I think trout must be coming.
That's about it.
Well, if you want to go, I will take you.
- Sure. - But let's check the weather first.
...don't you miss work?
Well, I wanted to retire at sixty-five, so not at all. I'm fine.
No problem.
But it's a pity. It's been already a year since my junior took over my post, but…
- Yeah? - ..what I thought back then,
was to play golf more, for example.
But for the past year, I wasn't up to it.
Is that right?
- Do you play golf? - No, I don't.
I've lost all my interest in golf. You know?
Then what are you interested in nowadays?
Well, hm.
It might sound rather serious, but you know, I used to read a lot, randomly.
- Oh really? - I have books that I want to re-read.
- For example who? - Seicho, my favorite.
Is that right?
- His books are great. - Mhm.
- And Shiba Ryotaro, among others. - Ah.
Seicho is number one. I went to see a lot of his films.
- The other day... - Hi, sorry...
- Would you mind? - Oh.
- Is it ok? - Fine, fine.
- Okay? Thank you. - Health... Just your health.
I don't have anything else to do tonight, do I? Just eat and sleep?
- Well, nothing really. - If there was anything, I'd say no.
'No, sorry.'
A while back, I was recommended to read
Seicho's The Legend of the Ogura-Diary.
Really? He was in Kyushu. When he was a journalist.
- That's right. - In Hakata.
- Kokura-Diary. Isn't it? - Ah, Kokura.
Well, I read the Kokura-Diary. It was quite fun to read.
Well…
- He was, how should I say? - For you, young man.
He was quite a socialist, wasn't he?
- Yes, and that is also... - Though he often hid it.
He coolly and thoroughly researched.
It is about the diary which Mori Ogai wrote
when he lived in Kokura.
But Seicho says that no evidence remains.
So it's not like his detective stories.
- I see. - Even so it was fun.
There's, you know, no way, in the end.
- In the end...I think so. - I didn't know that.
That's right. Honestly.
Yeah.
- We can't see the top of the mountain. - Yeah.
- So, covered like mist. Right? - Yes, yes.
- It's because it's hot. - Oh yeah?
Look!
Yeah.
- Once a baby is born, you know. - Yes.
Then it naturally brings the baby back to the mountain.
Wow!
I woke up at 5:20am. So I got up to do some laundry.
We called a taxi to pick us up at 9:10.
We went to Nisseki Hospital for Junji-san's appointment.
It finished around 12pm.
The result was unexpectedly good. The levels have gone down.
The doctor said that was good news, so I was relieved.
You weren't meant to be working this time. I'm so sorry.
- No problem. - I should've told them not to bother you.
It was a lot last year too.
You shouldn't do both jobs.
You have to take care of yourself.
- Thank you so much. - Both jobs...
She and I can handle it.
- Well, that elderly lady is also tough. - Yes, she is doing well.
Was this road always this wide?
No, it was narrower.
But the monk bought a car, so they widened it.
Yes.
They're eating this moss that we've been sitting on.
- The algae. - The algae.
What?
Oh, they all have... don't look!
When you were small...
Huh?
When you were small, did you swim a lot?
Back then, I was fearless. So I jumped from these rocks.
But when she was little, she was fearless.
She was like, yeah. I would have done it.
I would float back up and then go straight back up on the rock.
Yeah.
Floating and everything.
Yeah. Don't drink it!
- Are you taking that? - Yep!
What is it?
I'm making a boat.
You're making a boat?
Yep.
No! No!
You'll need to have a mast.
Yeah.
What about now?
I don't know anything about what they do here.
Yeah, sometimes they leave early in the morning and come back late.
- Can I borrow that? - Here you are.
One sec. That's my special lighter.
- It's the latest lighter. - I see.
The latest lighter!
You can use it even when it's windy.
- I see. - I see.
I've only seen these in Kyoto.
Very very good.
At Goro Bridge, over there, you know,
under there, in the early evening and at dawn,
it's shallow water with pebbles underneath.
Carp are gathering there. To eat.
Slowly swimming. They don't go quickly. Really slowly.
Someone said he saw quite a big one about this size.
Something from the bridge, something very big.
- It's either a bee carp or a heaven carp. - Hmm…
- One meter. Is there such a carp? - There is.
- Is there? Do you know there is? - There is.
- Carp are quite big. - Nobody catches them.
I see.
Once, around this time of year, Junichi-san was watching from his house,
and there was a carp. He got changed and went in after it.
He said, 'Ugh!' So I said, 'What?'
He said he got a carp. In the dark.
He asked me to gut it, so I asked, 'What for?'
He was going to eat it. Impossible. There weren't enough people.
So he said he was going to bring some to Yamasaki-san.
So you boil it.
- I see. - If not, it's too smelly to eat.
He was gonna eat it.
- If it was dead, then no way. - No way.
Yeah. If it's alive,
you put it in water for a week and get rid of the mud.
- Oh, I see, like that. - If not…
Of course. If not, what can you do?
- It's big. - Big, yes.
Its bones are thicker than one centimeter.
Nails, like nails.
That's right. That long. They are all linked.
He deep-fries it and eats it with beer.
- It's European-style. - I see.
He let me try some once.
He'd be nice to you, Hiroharu-san. By serving beer.
You can catch a carp and tell him, 'I'll give you the bones.'
I'll eat the meat and give you the skin.
Miso soup with carp might be okay.
Hello, Grandma.
How are you? I'm fine.
Yeah.
Yes, really well!
Well, I actually only watched one this time.
I hadn't slept that much before, so I slept almost the whole way.
Yeah, almost too hot.
You wouldn't be able to say that here.
It's about 16 celsius here, so it's not warm at all.
Elin and Marcus are walking with me to the jetty.
Yes. Really a lot.
It's been raining so much that you're...
One could say...
Not so. But...
Yes, it is.
That's nice.
Yes.
But in that case, I don't want to disturb you.
Yes, let's do that.
Send my love to everyone.
Yes, you too.
So long.
Bye.
It's not so hot.
Ah, it fell!
- All done. - All done.
It was my garbage shift. It took longer than usual, so I finished at 10am.
Then I got ready for a visit to the grave in Ayabe.
But Junji-san's condition was not good, so we went to a private hospital in Ayabe.
His stomach was bloated. It had accumulated urine.
A tube was inserted to let the urine out.
We were told to see the doctor at Nisseki Hospital.
Good morning!
- Pardon the intrusion! - Oh, thank you!
I've brought rice.
It's so kind of you. Thank you very much.
- Here you are. - Five kilos. Two bags.
Enjoy.
- I put them in bags. Nylon ones. - Thank you very much. Thanks.
You eat boar meat with edamame, right?
Would you like some?
That person bitten by the viper, was he okay?
Well, the other day he left.
- He was in the hospital for one month. - One month!
Maybe just under a month.
He was there a long time and was just discharged.
- I see. - His leg is still swollen.
Is that right?
I heard from him later that the poison went around his body.
So he has to be checked for at least one year.
Vipers are frightening, aren't they?
- For one year! - He said one year.
Well, he probably had to have serum.
That's right.
He lives mostly in Nagoya.
In Nagoya, he has a wife and a daughter who's married.
She might have children. I wonder if he has grandchildren now.
When he told them he couldn't come home for a while,
they said it was okay.
He wasn't sure whether to be happy or sad.
He said so. He was told, 'It's alright.'
The Tohoku accent was thick, and in order to fix that,
the Yoshiwara dialect became popular.
But you can't really understand it straight away.
Back then, for people like me,
if you couldn't do the big three things...
drink, gamble, and buy sex... you were useless.
Of course, there's no one doing that now.
We all did that after graduating from college.
This one's my favorite.
I like this horse.
I do too.
So, Nils-kun, you know,
in the past, houses had open doorways. Open the door.
So the birds came in freely.
But all the swallows including the baby ones
would go round and round in the center of the room.
So the tatami mats got dirty.
So at one point my old man put a stop to it
and said to let them nest outside.
This is the story. Even so, they still came.
The swallows from the past, they remembered.
They tried to come in, and 'bang',
they hit the glass.
He felt sorry and cut the corner of the glass.
- So they could fly through. - Oh, I see. So the glass...
Yes, he cut the glass.
Cut.
It rained since morning. I think it'll help ease our bodies a bit.
Lots of laundry to do.
I also need to go shopping, but my body isn't working as I want.
Junji-san isn't well. I think it's partly because of anemia,
though I'm also concerned that he hasn't got his usual appetite.
Remember we'd cook persimmons soaked in shochu? They were so tasty.
I learned it from those neighbors, so I'd do that.
And we planted a lot of flowers too. We had more land back then.
It started so happily, surrounded by nature.
Yes, it did.
Truth be told, we did also fight sometimes.
Thinking back, sometimes I'm not even sure why I was so angry.
But it felt serious for us then.
We were also young and would get angry at each other.
Once you slept in the garage because you were angry.
- Didn't you? - Yeah, I sure did.
We've been through a lot together.
Those days were… well…
Thinking back, they were the hardest. I feel.
Looking back on it,
but then, we were young too,
there was a lot that we didn't know.
We were groping in the dark.
And then the girls grew, and…well…
both of us worked very hard.
Didn't we?
- I made you worry. Hm? - Yes, it's true, but...
Really, really. You did your best.
You did a lot of work. It was good. Really.
I'm filled with gratitude.
When we just got married, as we were brought up in different families,
I didn't understand your feelings.
Everything was different. Both of us were stubborn.
So I questioned a lot.
But after having spent a long time together,
I feel that I was destined to marry you.
You've always been a man of few words,
or rather you were quiet, you are quiet…
but little by little I understood your feelings…
the warmth you have.
I really felt so.
You are like a samurai.
You don't say much.
But I understand you very well.
You've often thanked us.
But I'm always grateful to you too.
But here...
You wanted to come here, to Tenryuji, I'm glad we did today.
Since you so like the gardens,
I'm glad you could see them, really.
Thank you. I'm glad too.
It looks like the trees are speaking.
It really does.
Dear?
My dear?
Are you not feeling well?
You are sleeping well.
It's been very hot today. Very.
Everyday it's hot.
It's good that you sleep well.
Tayoko?
Ah, yes, that's hollow, isn't it?
White 10-4. Black 9-6.
There were a lot of white moved here, and based off this, white will probably win.
White 13-19.
I also think white generally had the better formation in the beginning.
- I see. - Where is...
Black 15-16. White 13-1.
After 246 moves, Terayama Rei 4-dan, playing black, wins by 0.5 points.
What time are you leaving?
Well, can I still take the 7:56 bus?
- Yeah? The bus? - The bus.
It's about half past, isn't it?
- It's already 34. - Around that, isn't it?
- Yeah. - I think I can.
- Without eating breakfast? - Oh, I don't need any.
Yeah?
People kept the old trees planted around the 17th century.
Those ones are centuries old.
We don't have such old ones.
- Wow, 300 years old. - 300 years is long.
The diameter is about one meter.
Then it's categorized as a fine tree, and it sells well.
Trees in the mountains take many years.
But vegetable and rice fields grow well in several months.
You can't do that in forestry.
But after cutting, you have to plant again, don't you?
Suppose we cut all the trees in this mountain,
we would have to plant again.
Then you have to look after them for 30 to 50 years.
Trimming, rescuing from snow.
Trimming takes 5 to 10 years.
Supporting branches and thinning out.
You have to keep doing that.
It takes a lot of trouble.
So you're not planting them yourself anymore?
Not anymore.
I'd also need to make charcoal.
- Too much work. So I don't do it anymore. - I see.
If you do, around there...
If you cut living ones, the buds come out,
- but the dried ones won't bud anymore. - No?
They live 50 or 60 years.
They die from natural causes.
- Is that right? - Only if they cut them earlier,
I wish they did.
Once they die, they won't come back.
Then the mountains will die.
Of course they will.
Today I worked hard to get at least mine.
And I cut some small ones too.
I made charcoal and used the fibers.
If one doesn't care for them,
the mountains will come down.
Tayo-chan!
- Oh! - Good afternoon!
Hello.
- We don't see this often. - Eh?
- I want you to eat it. - Oh, thank you!
I'm happy to.
- Please. Please. - Thank you so much.
- Thank you. - Not at all.
- You went to pick them, didn't you? - Yes.
- Really… - So here you are.
- Thank you. - Please try it, please.
- Thank you very much. - Goodbye.
Thank you always.
- Thank you very much. Goodbye. - Thank you very much.
I couldn't sleep well last night.
Maybe because I took a long nap.
Sorry. One second.
We went back to Kyoto and went to the hospital in the afternoon.
Apparently Junji-san's kidney is getting poor.
The doctor let urine out again using a tube.
We went home and made a bed for Junji-san. He had some rest.
- It won't be too bad if these are taken. - Yes.
- White is safely connected. - So if he plays here...
while keeping the initiative, and slides in here, that'd be the normal approach.
That's right.
- He's attacking again. - White 11-12. Cut.
- That's the most forceful move. - Definitely. He's not letting up.
Exactly.
And if black escapes, he'll just hit it on the head again.
- Yes. - It's like...
That's really aggressive. Black will have to retreat again.
- 3, 4, 5. - Ah, I see. That's a really harsh move.
Black 10-12.
- Will he escape? He may leave it. - Twenty seconds.
With this formation, he could hit it on the head.
And move in from the outside.
- He should try to join up. - Or leave it as is.
10 seconds.
I'd like to see them make something happen here.
Yep.
Foul.
Tokaidai Sagami High School has been consistent.
They've had too many go down swinging.
But they've been good at turning grounders into hits.
It's a high fly ball... to right field!
Right! Bouncing off the wall!
He's got it!
The captain, Sasaki Touya! A great catch!
One-out. Nobody on.
- What a great catch! - Number 1. Pitcher. Ogasawara.
If it didn't swerve, it could've been a long hit.
That's true.
- The pitcher's grateful for that play. - Yeah. It was a great catch.
They got rid of the leadoff hitter. They can smile about that. Sato...
If there're no more questions, I'll be ending today's meeting.
Thanks for your time, everyone. Good job.
Thank you.
By the way, another person was bitten by a viper.
Be careful, always.
- Okuno-san was the one who got bitten. - Who?
- Sadao-san. - Sadao! Ah?! My gosh.
Right when he was getting out of his car.
I can't believe it.
- Right there? - Yeah, in that wide space.
They come out at night in this neighborhood.
That's scary. I was surprised to hear it.
It seems like they're all over the place these days.
You have to conceal your heat. When they see something warm, they jump out.
You'll get bitten!
There was a person who got bitten through his rain boots.
- Through the boots? - Yeah.
When Sadao-san went, all five of them had
boots. Of course he's the one to get bitten.
Can't do anything about it.
- Sadao-chan went alone. - To the hospital?
He drove himself.
- He was fine. - No, he said it was very hard.
Even if it was hard, he was fine.
Of course he could do it. He was desperate.
It mostly settles down within 24 hours.
- Really? - If you treat it quickly.
Is that so?
Well, at least that's what I heard. I don't know.
Shall we dismiss then?
- Thank you, everyone, for coming. - Thank you.
- Your life can end while working. - Yes, it's really frightening.
Oh, thank you, thank you.
After you.
Today is good weather again.
Every day, I've been drying the futon and sheets in the sun.
Thank goodness the tube was finally removed from Junji-san.
His blood pressure was better, but I think his energy level is a bit lower.
- Good afternoon. - Hello.
- Here. I brought some vegetables. - Wow! Thank you as always.
- Here you go. - Thank you, thank you! This looks great!
- Thank you so much. - There are cucumbers on the bottom.
Is that so? Thanks again. One sec. One sec.
Fumiko-san brought kinshi squash for me to try.
Oh, they grew some?
- Oh, potatoes. - That's right. Potatoes.
- You might want some, so I brought them. - Thank you.
- These are some beautiful cucumbers. - The season's almost over.
Thank you, I'll give this back to you.
Thanks a lot.
Please try some.
Sorry for just receiving. I'll give to you soon.
- No, no. Not at all. - Thank you so much.
- Ok, then. - Thank you, thank you.
It's such good weather. Sunny. Feels good too.
Yes, it's wonderful.
It was delicious. Everyone asked for it. And it was icy cold too!
- Was it red? - It was red.
- Yeah? I'm glad. - It was delicious. Very sweet.
The one I cut yesterday wasn't red, so...
I see. It was delicious. Really.
- Everyone was happy. It was good. - Is that right?
- It was good. - Good.
- The chilled one is delicious, isn't it? - Yes.
I put that one in the fridge.
- For about three to four days. - Is that right?
The weather was hot, so it was delicious.
- Is it the season? - It is the season.
Thank you very much.
Sorry to always bother you.
- No, no, no, no. - I'm sorry.
- It's nothing. - No, no. I'm sorry.
I'm sorry, Nakano-san.
Here is tonight's evening news.
Tonight, the City Hall Health Promotion Division
would like to notify you about a food poisoning warning.
On August 18th at 10am.,
a food poisoning warning was announced in northern Kyoto Prefecture.
We are entering weather conditions that can cause a food poisoning outbreak.
Please be careful.
There are three key ways to avoid food poisoning.
In order to prevent the spread of food poisoning bacteria,
please wash your hands well,
and sanitize kitchen or cooking tools to manage hygiene.
If you cook with heat, make sure to cook things well.
Yeah, that's the way it was in those days.
My grandad was a drinker and…
and, well, we had a bathroom in the house,
but my grandad wanted to go to a public bath everyday.
He would take me on the back of his bike.
Back then, we always had standing pegs.
After a bath, he'd start drinking there first,
and after coming home he kept drinking whisky.
- Fancy! - And then…
- Your grandad? - My grandad.
In about one month, there was a mountain of empty bottles,
piled up in the garden.
And in the end, we don't hear this word these days,
so-called 'chuki'. Trembling hands.
So at lunchtime, there were always clattering sounds.
But when he drank it stopped.
I've heard it. I know.
The other day, Fukukita told me his hands tremble,
so I told him it won't stop soon.
He also said it stops when he drinks.
And in calligraphy, one has to stop and brush quickly.
Oh, I see.
So he drinks and writes.
- So he keeps his drinks next to him. - That's right.
You can control the trembling.
He says he's fine to die anytime. He'd rather die than stop drinking.
- Such people still exist. - Yes. Right.
Drinking gives people various things.
For example, I went to see a documentary about Go.
I play Go a little. I'm not good at it.
I see.
The Yasuo-san we saw today,
he is one of the best five players in Ayabe.
- Really? Fukui Yasuo-san? - That's right. Top class.
I became interested, particularly the past ten years.
I got interested in professional Go players.
There was a player called Fujisawa Shuko,
who died two years ago.
He had a very sharp mind.
But the only problem was
- he did a lot of this… - I see.
Like Master Masuda.
That's right.
He appeared on TV, and once he was drunk.
And he was banned from that network.
He was infamous for it.
They cancelled the deliberation over Article 9 seventy-seven times!
They adjourned the meeting!
Ladies and gentlemen, why do you think this happened?
Article 9 of the Constitution...
They worked very hard on the breeding to improve them.
Finally they did it well, and those were exported to America.
At first, the trading company was called Tsukina in America.
- Tsukina. - The silk trading company.
- Sorry I haven't looked after your drink. - Thank you very much.
- May I smoke tobacco here? - It's fine.
You don't need to worry about smoking here now.
- You are right. - You cannot enjoy smoking these days.
It's true, isn't it?
Around here, it's fine even if you pee outside. No big deal.
You don't need to have an ashtray. Just drop it here.
Oh, it is a nice breeze.
There is a valley here, called Shiotani.
The wind is coming from the valley.
Why do so many places have Shio in their names here?
I think salt used to be found here.
- Maybe rock salt? - Salt was precious in the old days.
- When you watch animals... - They lick rocks.
They lick them.
People might have found rock salt around here, I guess.
- There still could be some. - Yeah, could be.
So, it's called Shiotani.
Wind blows up from the valley naturally.
It's really cold at the bottom of the valley.
He worked hard to revive the village economy.
Yes, he did.
He was running a chestnut garden, too.
- He had chestnuts and a poultry farm. - Yes, he did.
There are lots of wild boars, so he is really tired of them.
- They have to be culled. - Yeah.
If you kill wild boars in the summer though, they aren't tasty at all.
- Oh, is that true? - Deer are tasty even in the summer.
- They are tasty in the summer. - Are they tasty?
They are.
Around Yatsugatake everyone has game recently.
Cooking game, deer and boar.
We've started doing the same thing.
- Deer steaks. - Deer and wild boars are tastier.
Yes, well, they are cheaper.
They are cheap, that's why. And better, I think.
Anyway, what I can say, including that, well,
people who hunt and kill them themselves, and give them away to the neighborhood,
and cook them at home themselves.
There aren't many people left who are doing this.
- Not many people know how to do that. - They don't know how.
Also people don't like doing that.
People prefer being clean for everything.
There are fewer people who'd go for tough work.
That work goes to foreign workers and machines.
I think things like butchering, will be automated in the future.
I suppose so.
In fact,
people should butcher things themselves, so we understand life.
When I was small, for Obon and New Year,
we'd kill our chickens and cook them for the feast.
We'd hang them upside down on a pole to drain the blood,
pluck them, then cook them as sukiyaki.
I didn't do it myself,
- but I watched what the adults did. - In my generation, we never see that.
So the meat in front of us… We don't know who produced it
or how it was done, only where it came from.
People don't know about the proccess nowadays.
We just see meat shaped like this now.
So for example, a watermelon.
It's sold in thirds or quarters in the shop.
So small children believe that
watermelons come from the field in that shape.
From this point of view,
people should learn about what's happening on site.
I went to a slaughterhouse as a school trip.
Ah, did you?
Even though we went to a slaughterhouse,
we never saw slaughtered animals.
- Just they showed us around. - And told you what they were doing.
They explained to us
how they used their hands to slaughter and produce and sell meats.
Well,
I dissected frogs when I was at school.
If you're taught lots of things when you are small,
your life is much more determined for some reason.
Very important to grow up in an environment
where you can learn empathy and morals.
- It's a huge difference. - It's related to family relationships,
like brothers, sisters, and parents, also with neighbors.
That's really important.
It's kind of like, 'A change of pasture makes fat calves.'
Children's character is formed by their environment,
including their relationships with other people.
Compared to the old times,
the education environment is much worse nowadays.
You know.
So, kids now are acting more cunning and brash.
And they're worried about the future.
These coddled kids are told they are so clever and genius.
They will just get worse gradually, before you know,
- They need... - as they grow up.
What can we do?
It's hard.
Well, they have to have more free time.
Better not to make them nervous and upset
about grades and the things right in front of them.
Human beings have a power to grow naturally.
It's better to do what they want.
Whenever I teach at university, I just tell students that all the time.
Follow your nose.
I told you before I always write postcards to people. I always write by hand.
People take a long time to write a postcard maybe.
Of course it takes time.
Now I only need one minute.
It means you've been writing for a long time.
I can write easily. It gets rid of my stress.
When I travel somewhere and get to a ryokan,
I can write ten postcards at once even though I am tired.
I write a lot. But I'm not tired of writing at all.
A different system will work for me.
It's important to get used to doing something.
- To keep doing things is important. - Yes.
My calligraphy teacher says
you need to express yourself with your hands.
So I write postcards by hand.
When you think of the good life, natural gas must come to mind.
The gas stoves are both safe and easy to clean.
The water heaters are economical.
Clothes dryers can soften and dry in no time at all.
Cooking is very safe and makes food delicious.
Please enjoy the Thank You Sale from Tsubame Gas!
Our annual Thank You Sale takes place on October 24th and 25th.
Yes, hello? Can't you hear? Yes, yes.
I can hear. I can hear. How is Ulla-san doing?
Oh! I see.
I see.
I see. I see. That's hard.
Not at all? She can't speak anymore?
Oh, I see, I see.
But well, hm, yeah, yeah.
Hm. I see.
Mhm. Really? I see. I see.
Then please do that. Well, look after her well. Yes.
Whatever. You just say, 'Yes.'
Look after her. It's the last time.
Yes. Well, then everyone...
well, it's hard but...
Yes.
Now, let's go wake up Piyo-chan!
He ended up not doing anything.
Sunny.
It was the day for Junji-san to go to Nisseki Hospital.
It was 8:30am when we got there.
I was surprised there were so many people.
Junji-san had a CAT scan, an EKG, an X-ray, and a blood test.
The results were mostly okay, but the bulge is getting bigger.
I'm worried.
My dear, I'm here.
How are you?
Did you sleep well last night?
They gave you a drip.
Once you finish with the drip,
you will feel better.
Hang in there, my dear.
I know it's tough for you, but hang in there.
Everyone wants you to get better.
They are waiting for you.
When you get better...
let's go wherever you want to go.
Now a lot of flowers are blooming.
You love flowers.
It will be lovely...
if we go to see flowers and eat what you like. Won't it?
This year the flowers really bloomed.
Bloomed, my dear.
They blossom every year,
but they really bloomed this year.
They finished, but they were beautiful.
You've always looked after them.
White and yellow ones too.
Hang in there. Hang in there.
So that you will leave the hospital.
Hang in there.
You divided the roots for the orchids so well
and they blossomed beautifully.
The cacti, cacti and orchids blossomed beautifully.
They are waiting for you to come home. The flowers.
So hang in there.
You know the Christmas cherry,
they got red berries and many branches.
They are pretty.
You took good care of the flowers.
You must get better and come home
and look after them.
You worked so hard.
Very, very hard.
You've done a lot of things.
You can rest now,
but when you get better,
let's go to a lot of places.
So hang in there.
Hang in there. Get well.
Let's make small trips.
Let's go to a lot of places.
Junji-san woke up late. It was another hospital
appointment day, so we went there by taxi.
I was concerned as his condition isn't good.
He received a medical check with an EKG, blood test, and X-ray.
The doctor told us that, given the poor results,
there would no longer be a reason to do more tests.
Junji-san was in great shock.
His shock...
his shock was still great when we got home.
He couldn't accept any consoling words I gave him.
I was very sad too.
I felt angry towards the doctor.
Tayo-chan? Hey!
I remembered the taste and that you liked it, so I brought some for you.
You have to eat it while it's hot.
- Are you okay? - Yeah, it's so kind of you.
- His brother is visiting. - Is that right?
I worked on the farm.
Today was annoying weather, but at least it didn't rain.
In the morning, I visited the neighbors.
Then I paid a visit to the grave and prayed.
I did some shopping, then arrived home around 3pm.
Hiromi-san came around, so we talked about many things.
Hiroharu-san called late afternoon to let me know that he was coming back.
He came back around 6:30pm. Until about 9pm.,
the three of us talked about many things.
Hiroharu-san went to bed, and Junji-san also went to bed right after.
You know the Senior Citizen's Society? Ours is gone.
- What? Is it gone? - Yes.
- In Yamagawa? - No, our neighborhood association.
There's no one to take up a role.
There aren't enough youngsters, so the same people have to fill many roles.
- Well... - No one to take up a role, so...
- Yeah, there's no one. - It's getting scarce.
- How are you? - Meh.
- Tiring, isn't it? - Yeah.
This, well, it's good to take, and...
- Yeah. - Can you sit up and take it?
Yeah, yeah.
- Slowly. - Yeah, yeah.
- Have you taken? - Yeah. Thank...thank you.
- Have a good rest. - Okay.
This morning was slightly warmer, so it was easier.
Junji-san's sputum was bad, and he didn't have an appetite.
I was worried.
Junji-san's condition suddenly changed.
He seemed...
seemed no longer aware of anything.
Junji-san...
passed away around 6:55pm.
I called Hiroharu-san immediately.
He and Fumiko-san came straight away.
Until then, Junji-san was cleaned up,
and could rest peacefully.
Yoshiko had been rushing from Tokyo, but it was too late.
Yoshiko...
had her sad meeting with her father.
And...
after about 1 hour, his body had to go to the mortuary, so he was taken there.
'On behalf of the family, I would like to say a few words.'
'I'd like to say a few words. I was the deceased's...'
No. I don't have to say this, do I? What can I say next?
'Junji's life was about jazz and drinks.'
Is this enough?
But I can't forget his happy face when he ate.
At home, in his early life, he was fed poorly. Did you know that?
He felt I looked after him well. I could see
it, so it made a strong impression on me.
I knew that, so I felt I had to look after him well.
Looking after him, at least good meals, I always thought I should do that.
Shall I say something like that?
I'll say that and then I'll mention the operations.
He had an operation in 2009 and...
Such a thing, of course, they should know, shouldn't they?
And that, you know, well…mind you…
Huh? I did. I did. I told him.
I did, but he started saying, 'Ouch, ouch!'
Okay. I get it.
Is it okay to say it?
- Is it? - Good, good.
- Good morning. - Good morning. Pleased to meet you again.
Thank you for letting us stay. Everyone was pleased and…
- Of course. - Thank you very much.
Please let us be in touch.
Please let us too.
You've been very kind.
If Sunday doesn't suit you, then you can give us a ring, so...
- Then... - Okay, okay. Yes.
I'm sorry, I didn't have the chance to talk to you.
No, no. Thank you.
Thank you very much.
THE SHIOJIRI FAMILY
The family and the relatives of the deceased will now offer incense to him.
The head of the ceremony, Shiojiri Tayoko-san, please offer incense.
Now the family members and relatives, please offer incense to the deceased.
- Not at all. - It was good.
It was hard for me. In front of lots of people.
It's hard.
You're used to it, Fumiko-san.
You shouldn't give a speech smoothly.
The kind of speech at a funeral or...
If you get used to speaking in front of people, it would be fine.
- I never did that before. - It's better not to be too good.
You think so?
It's better to show your feelings at times.
Imagine, talking without showing emotions. Strange.
Better finish off sobbing without any words.
The monk told me,
- it's better to say what you feel. - I agree.
I've been to funerals many times.
Funeral speeches shouldn't be so fluent.
- The monk said the same. - It's true.
Well, I felt so.
When I attended one funeral,
the speaker was a politician, and he was giving a speech.
That wasn't great.
- Better to choke up with tears. - Choke up?
My voice was really choked up with tears.
It's good.
- I kept choking up with tears. - The attendees appreciate that.
They feel it. You put the long pause.
It was nice. Longer pauses are even better.
There were five red-light districts.
Do you know the red-light districts?
There was one tea house there.
I hung out with a woman who worked at the tea house.
When she left the tea house, she gave these cups to me.
Nice.
Beautiful.
And interesting.
Amusing.
Too much smoking really.
- Curtis? - Yes?
You are very, very nice.
I am drunk.
Dessert looks delicious.
Cheers!
- I think I've got a kink in my neck. - Yeah, me too.
- You got a kink in your neck too? - Yeah, for two, four days?
- You both had the same thing happen? - Yeah.
- It's pretty strange. - Maybe it's our destiny.
- Do you have any advice? - How about I snap them back into place?
Everybody was kind to him.
He must've been very worried.
I think his days were very anxious.
That's right. Not possible to express.
Yes. When I felt he was feeling unwell, I'd ask him.
He would say, 'Not a bit.'
He always said 'Nothing wrong.'
- He didn't want to worry you. - I thought that.
He always said, 'Nothing wrong. Nothing wrong.'
But towards the end, well, I was doing everything.
He told me he was giving me a lot of trouble.
But I told him everyone does that.
All families, everybody, I said.
Yes, that's right. I see.
In that case, I will do that, well...
for now I would like to do so as a policy.
Yes, please. Thank you.
Yes. Yes.
They cared only for his older brother.
He was the second son so… he said so.
He used to say so, but to my surprise,
about a month before he died, when we were talking about many things.
Until then, he resented that his mother spoiled his brother,
even though it wasn't like him to nag.
But then he said, in the end, he was grateful to his mother.
He said so. And I said that was nice.
Until then, he was like her punching bag.
It seemed she took out all her stress on Junji-san.
Well, so, I think he was very patient.
He must have been.
I knew so. He said he had different food from his brother.
Because I knew this, I always thought of him first.
I don't know if it was good or bad to do so.
So anyway, he said this about his mother.
At the end, these sorts of words just came out… It was nice.
Not in any extraordinary way. Just plainly.
Nothing overly special.
One changes one's mind.
- We do as we get older. - Yes, it's true.
We can say he was released from it.
I think so. I really think so.
- I must pray extra hard today. - Thank you.
- Sorry, Hiro-chan. Hello, Tayo-chan. - Hi, Takashi-san!
- I'm sorry for your loss. - Thank you!
When he recovered, we used to really enjoy drinking and talking.
Thank you.
I wanted more time with him.
Thank you for being so kind when he was alive.
He was too young.
But he suffered at the end.
I can imagine.
He caught pneumonia.
Is that so?
It was tough to see him suffering. I felt sad for him.
I see.
Sorry, I went first.
Hiromi-chan, shall I bring you a chair?
No, it's fine.
Excuse me.
I'm grateful that you came.
It's hard for you to sit on the floor, isn't it? Still?
- A little better. I need to move more. - Oh, I see.
- Are you sure you don't need a chair? - No, thank you.
It's not good for your feet to get cold.
Jun-chan, what was going through your mind before you became like this?
I wanted to drink a lot more with you.
You left us too soon.
For Tayo-chan who is left behind, please protect her from heaven.
I'm counting on you. Don't let me down.
- It's a real shame he's gone. - Thank you very much.
I really appreciate how kind you were to him. Please, take a seat.
Did you bring the offering?
Yeah?
Yes. It's here.
Don't worry about it.
You?
- There. - Let's put them there.
Don't worry, Hiromi-chan and Takashi-san.
I wanted to spend more time with him.
We can just put them there.
Okay.
Some neighbors paid visits: Hiromi-san, Takashi-san, Sawako-san, and so on.
- Good evening. Thank you as always. - Oh, aha.
This isn't much, but please enjoy it.
- Thank you as always. Thank you. - Thank you.
Early in the morning, Jinsaku-san called
and told me he would deliver some fish.
I went to Ayabe for some shopping before 9am.
I decided to prepare for shabu shabu.
Around 11am., Jinsaku-san came and gave me
horse mackerel, yellowtail, and Spanish mackerel.
As always, he gave me many fish.
He quickly got on with the cooking.
Hisa-chan, Hiromi-chan, Hiromi-san, Saka-chan, Yoshito-san, and so on…
I delivered the fish to these neighbors.
We ate lunch slowly,
and we talked a lot.
I gave Jinsaku-san some vegetables and rice,
and he left around 4pm.
I had a nice day.
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你可以抓住它们的叶子，然后在那里拿几个白萝卜
- 这是最后一个？ - 是的
这些，小舞，就像这个，
- 这一堆你能清理它们吗？ - 是的
开始了
我小的时候
我们一起过新年
也和所有的邻居
- 是吗？ - 嗯
- 今年怎么样？ - 你过得很好
明年，明年大家都来吗？
这些天我们不再和邻居一起庆祝了
邻居们过去常常互相拜访
我们不再那样做
我明白
好玩
唔
去别人家看他们的新年装饰品
嗯
人们会让每个人都坐在被炉上
我们所有人都可以在被子下暖脚
我们吃了橘子
然后我们就去那边的寺庙
然后敲钟
然后我们会觉得新年已经到了
通过敲钟，“咕噜”
- 我们今年还会这样做吗？ - 是的，是的，是的
是明年，不是吗？是明年
明年，是的
这个萝卜也很大！不是吗？
是啊，就是
哦，如果你把白萝卜和它们的叶子放在一起，
它们会变得泥泞，你能先把叶子放进去吗？
哦，所以我只需要把白萝卜拿出来？
是的，把它们拿出来
元旦前夕，
好吧，我们会得到
新的内衣、衬衫和袜子，你知道吗？
而在新年的早晨
我们会变成他们，这让我很高兴
我们会变成他们，
还有你知道的神社吗？
我们会去那里祈祷
- 麦酱？- 是的
这些大葱，我也会煮
这些很好吃
等一下 有污垢所以我会快速洗一下
你完成了吗？
是 完成，完成
- 谢谢- 谢谢你，小舞！
谢谢，谢谢！
这么快如果我一个人
多云，然后晴天山鹿的一个早晨
午餐前，顺治先生和伊温去 Aspa 杂货店购物
昨天，我们不能采摘蔬菜，
所以我买了一个圆的白萝卜，一条鱼，豆腐，蔬菜，拉面等等
我给博美带来了一些啤酒
我也给顺治同学和广春同学买了一些啤酒
Hisa-chan给了我一个又大又长的白萝卜，所以我做了它
和美先生在投递邮件时滑倒并砍了头
他被紧急出租车送往医院
他的伤并不严重，但这是一件可怕的事情
哇
不可思议，不可思议，不可思议
啊，好冷啊！
- 泄露了！ - 我是这么想的
这个，这个这里湿了
开始了
- 这里怎么样？ - 我们开始
杂草在生长
- 很脏！ - 很糟糕，不是吗？
谢天谢地今天没有很多杂草
开始了
这些佛塔，我们可以拿走，不是吗？
我听到一个和尚说这样的话
经过几次追悼会后，他们通常会这样做
你好！
是的？
哦，隆先生！好久不见哦
呃，只有一半，我很抱歉但是
一点也不漂亮！坐下请坐下
哇，太棒了！
他们很大！
嗯，我以优惠的价格找到了它们
- 我希望你在家 - 哦！我爱他们 谢谢！
我也给了Hiro-chan
啊哈！
顺便说一句，前几天，
我们大约在 7 点 30 分拜访了您，但为时已晚，不是吗？
- 7:30？我没注意到 - 我明白了
- 我想知道发生了什么 - 灯亮着
你按铃了吗？
我做了叮咚叮咚响了几声
我不知道发生了什么
洗衣机所在的地方和上锁的门厅
对不起，对不起，我白天不能来
我明白
是的 真的谢谢
明天晚上我会回家
我看到我在房子外面吗？我想知道
没关系我只是想见你
哦！有两个铃铛你都敲响了吗？
是的洗衣机在哪里
- 入口大厅的那个 - 我按了一次那个
你不说是什么时候？三四天前？
大约那个时候
还是在十一月那是十一月，你知道
- 哦，十一月！ - 十一月
我明白
- 十二月还没到 - 我没听见
不 没关系！一点也不
我真的很高兴你很好
好吧，我现在要走了她可能会回来
- 啊，当然！对不起！- 我要开车回家
- 开车吗？ - 开车
我现在就去你继续我一会儿就赶上
什么？
哦不，我把它放哪儿了？等一下
我来了我来了
等一下，隆先生对不起
你做得很好，太友酱！
- 抱歉？ - 你对白萝卜做得很好
白萝卜！那么大白菜呢？
他们今年长大了我不知道该怎么办
- 今年一切都变大了，嗯？ - 是的！
巨大的白萝卜
是的，我们也是怪物，白萝卜
比我的腿还大
- 是的，是的，是的 - 你看到纳豆碗了吗？
- Ryo too- 有葱
他们在那里
- 这是你压碎的纳豆 - 啊，谢谢你
- 你更喜欢小块，是不是？ - 这很好
别介意我我们有很多食物 享受
他没有太大变化
- 他穿着同样的衣服 - 真的！
我告诉你那是二十多年前的事了
你穿着和今天一样的衣服
所以，我不得不和我爸爸吵了三次，你知道
第一个是，我爸爸高中毕业后决定了我的工作
走的路一样的思路
但我绝对，好吧，我能说什么？
我跟他说我想上大学 没听他的
而且，好吧，他让步了
但我天生不喜欢学习
那是一段艰难的时光
所以我在大学的最后一年开始学习，
但是当然，我没有通过会计师考试不容易
我还想要三年，那是我和爸爸第二次吵架的时候
所以我请他让我再学三学三年
我爸妈勉强答应了我可是我没钱
所以我决定回到这里零租金和零食物成本
我只需要努力学习，我以为我可以
获得一份兼职工作以支付教科书费用
所以我这样做了
但是我得了两个不及格的分数，一个又一个，而且，我觉得
我不能再这样下去了，我必须通过考试，你知道
我已经失败了两次
所以我去了东京这是第三次尝试爸爸说我应该放弃
事情就是这样 但我说过我只会尝试三遍
我曾承诺
所以，我做到了，我告诉他们我会看
在经济上追求自己如果他们让我走
我在报社找工作
我希望找到一份工作和一些能让我
有很多空闲时间我不得不学习，你知道
嗯，我已经二十五岁了
哦，对不起，对不起我已经二十四岁了
当我看到一份送报的工作时，我打电话了，他们说可以
啊！冻死了！
关上门！
我决定最后一次尝试
一个朋友建议我去东京，
他说我在乡下学了10年也考不上
他来自大阪 我感谢他所以我决定冒险
我决定再去一次
所以我去了东京
嗯，我以为京都是个大城市，但是，真的，
你无法和东京相比
我的眼睛瞪大了！即使我上了火车，我也想，“什么？这是火车吗？”
中央线太棒了报纸店在西尾久保
我总是去中央线的Kandato学习
我目瞪口呆我觉得这是一个多么不可思议的地方！
真的
但无论如何，我必须通过考试，而且我的尾声
就在三岛由纪夫提交 hara-kiri 的时候我去了那里
妈妈，过来一会不，大家来！现在！
雷声唤醒了雪
它撞到地面了吗？没有，对吧？
我把它取下来，好吗？
- 算了 - 我来了，我来了
然后真的是机缘巧合
我通过了我做到了
我很惊讶我失败了两次，你知道
我认为这是不可能的但幸运的是收到了一个很好的通知
没想到我会通过，所以在宣布那天，
如果你问我在哪里，我在东京
打算收拾东西回老家
但是在我的住处，在前门，有一张纸条
它说研究组的十分之二已经通过了
我和另外一个叫诹访
房子空无一人
小组中的其他人一直在诹访家庆祝
我在午夜前回来，所以我打了一辆出租车
他的地方很远
Kami它叫什么？Sha，Shakujii在哪里？
啊，我明白了
不是很远吗？
- 我不知道 - 离西尾木不远 附近某处
当我到达那里时，每个人都喊道，“你去哪儿了？”
通常我每天晚上工作和喝酒
好吧，东京，我打算只呆一年
我想我应该享受它
我没想到我会通过
所以这就是发生的事情我很惊讶
其中一个人照顾我，因为我只是个乡巴佬
我不知道怎么学习他教我怎么学习
那个男人在博多即使还是两年前我们去喝酒了
他也来参加我的婚礼，所以——
柯蒂斯先生，柯蒂斯先生，正如我所想的雷声，雷声
嗯嗯嗯
这让我的生活彻底改变
所以我还记得，在去诹访家之前，
我冲到公共电话前打电话给我的家人
当然大家都睡了不知道响了多少次
终于有人回答了是我妈
我开始流泪
我说，'我通过了'
我的母亲
很开心
这让我很高兴
我和我的父母不得不吵架我一想到就很沮丧
我，谁曾以为我不好，不好，
甚至开始考虑走不同的路
我本可以在这里继续这条路，
好吧，我花了三年时间为考试而学习
不知怎的，你知道
我终于走上正轨
但后来我不得不从底部开始学习绳索
在那之前我没有好好学习，也没有认真对待任何事情
所以，可能没有必要告诉你发生了什么
后来，但在那之前，我才二十六岁
有纸巾吗？没有？我去拿一些
啊！就在那边，那边！在你身后
哦！
在那之前，我的生活就像，嗯，生活可以分为三部分
这样的思路很直接
人类，从出生到死亡，我们可以将其一分为三
从零岁到二十五岁左右，
我们一无所知，所以我们通过接受教育而生活，嗯，
得到很多人的帮助
但是当一个人年满 25 岁时，无论是精神上还是身体上，以各种方式，
是人生的一个阶段，在接下来的二十五年里，
直到五十岁，在这里了解社会，体验社会，
并以多种方式获得更多知识
那是舞台
而到了五十岁的时候，有一个人，一个形体
所以在被照顾之后，
一个回馈社会这种生活在三个
我真的很喜欢它因为它很容易理解
请注意，你不必像这样划分我认为你不必
但是，对我来说，如果我不这样做，无论是身体上还是精神上
这样的事情，在很多方面，不会持久，你知道
我是故意的，就我而言，你知道
用这种思维方式过我的生活
所以我不是说这是好是坏，
但在我的情况下就是这样
所以，现在我回到我父亲的故事，最强烈的记忆是
我一直反对他我是
而你妈妈做的一切都很听话
所以我对她感激不尽
但我很自私 她在学校比我好
但她保持沉默这太不可思议了，真的
这可能是一种方式
但如果我妈妈坚持她想要的
是的！
- 她也许能做到 - 我希望她能做到
但是现在太晚了所以我不想再谈论它了
再也不会了 就是这样
这就是为什么你，Yoshiko-chan，和你的妹妹，你们两个
向你的父母断言你想做什么 我认为这很好
我很高兴你们都做得很好
我尊重你 我真的
我可以抽烟吗？可以吗？
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今天特别冷连屋里的水管都冻住了
上午10点左右，我们打电话给信乐电器店，他们来修理了
终于在午饭时间修好了，所以我可以洗洗
下午，雪开始融化
我把雪推到房子周围的街道中央
那就对了
哦，我喝醉了对不起
啊，这将是令人兴奋的顶级比赛
明天就是放风筝比赛
- 哦- 没错 这会很艰难
凉君，明天我们去天桥立
嘿，别让他走那么远
- 什么？ - 这对他来说太过分了
- 但那是 - 嗯，你
- 日本三大名景之一 - 你不会开车那么远
- 我当然会开车 - 你在开玩笑 那你不能
- 但是，- 没有问题
- 没关系 - 不，我不会允许的 如果你开车……
不，不，我会带一个能开车回来的人
我只会开车去那里
在回来的路上，我们可以在这个很棒的地方吃饭
这是饮料 饮料很好
是的，他们也有很棒的海鲜
- 这是我的款待 - 谢谢
- 是明天吗？ - 明天
明天？你没有时间吗？
你现在被困住了，凉君
你真的没有时间吗？
我们老人家真麻烦
等等，为什么？
我无法自拔你现在有麻烦了！
请替我告诉他，富美子先生
你真的被卡住了哦，我们前辈只是
离开！消失！我醉了我醉了
哦不不不
- 他不明白 - 不，不
哦，我喝醉了
- 什么？ - 我要出去抽烟
和他一起去没关系 和他一起抽烟
不在这里 不在这里 走吧
哦，安静点
是的，我很烦我喝醉了，所以我很烦
大声，大声，大声，大声，走！
- 有扬声器吗？ - 有扬声器
'你好邻居，现在我们要去'
就这样
- '我们要开始了，这个和那个'- 它绝对适合你！
这是一个完美的契合
刚刚路过的消防巡逻队我会加入
马上，他们会的！“请来”
“山鹿地区的女士们先生们！”
'请注意防火'
请你小声点说好吗？
不，不，不 大而响亮的声音必须是
是的，我会在那里找到一份工作
我们经常出去，所以我看看我能不能一个月工作一次
现在在绫部，有一支全是女性的消防队
如果您申请，他们会立即雇用您
但我不必跑吗？或者带软管？
- 不，有很多角色 - 太难了
我得跑
你所要做的就是，“哇哦！”
- 我在公共关系方面可以吗？ - 只要你大声说话
好的 相信我大声的声音 好的，好的
有一个响亮的声音是我的一件好事
你会没事的，富美子先生
什么什么什么？
无论你走到哪里，在每一个地方，你适应你会没事的
嗯，我的大嗓门
哦耶！
最近，我在看电影时旁边的人喊道：“啊啊啊！”
我想知道这是谁我看了一眼，这是我的妻子！
谁会想到？我惊呆了
好，好，好，好，好！
够了，够了，够了！
这条路还不是柏油路，而是碎石路
所以当一辆车经过时，很多沙砾飞了起来
榻榻米，即使在这个房间里，有时也是沙质的
我会扫完所有的我们没有真空，所以我扫了，
这条走廊是这样的，但我们外面没有门
在那个年代，一切都是开放的
我们早上开门晚上关门
我会把它全部扫干净并准备晚餐
我会等到我父母回家
然后，当他们回到家时，他们曾经很开心
每天，“今天是什么日子？”晚餐，你知道
“你今天做了什么？”还有，“哦，洗澡准备好了！”
因为我会彻底清洁，
老邻居过去常来看它
并说，'它太干净了！
所以我想要看似父母的幸福面孔
从我九岁开始，我逐渐开始有这种感觉
我还在上小学的时候，你的曾祖父，
我父亲说，
'一旦你高中毕业，
你应该去专门的日本制衣学校，
为了成为和服制作专家'
嗯
我不知道我是否愿意，我说，‘好吧，没关系’
相当不小心，其实所以我同意去了
但是当我进入初中时，
学校生活真是太有趣了！
我交了朋友，做了新的事情很有趣
音乐对我来说特别特别，尝试合唱团和其他东西
我特别喜欢钢琴，想专业地追求它
但为了走上这条路，
我需要去音乐学院
于是我回家告诉他们，
但答案是“不”
从小到大，
看到父母的笑脸让我觉得很幸福
我一直这么想
所以当我的家人如此反对我时，
我没有勇气坚持
而且，正如有人告诉我的，我走上了父母建议的道路，
但我不是很喜欢
然后Hiroharu-san说，'不，我想做这个'
然后他上了大学
真的，我很羡慕，我觉得很
但我父母认为女孩不需要上大学
能缝制和服能做饭就够了
看来这是他们的意见，嗯，所以，
我很生气，好吧，生自己的气为什么我没有遵守我的意愿
告诉他们？我后悔了
但是，Hiroharu-san 就那样上了大学，
我很羡慕，是的
我去日石医院接受顺治先生的检查
我们早上 9 点离家约 10:30
他进行了验血和体检
他的成绩没有改善，所以我有点失望
但身体是诚实的
他吃了太多的米饼、香蕉和饼干，
我认为这就是他得到这个结果的原因我们必须小心
在回家的路上，我去了大手筋商店，买了一些蔬菜之类的
昨天的暖和的天气去哪儿了？好冷
这是我祖母的逝世纪念日
早上，我冒雨拜访了她的坟墓
春菜酱打电话告诉我她收到了包裹
我听到了纪之和小新的声音 他们对包裹很高兴
博美先生下午 3 点左右打来电话，顺治先生
手里拿着啤酒拜访了他
他不在的时候我打扫了房子
下午晚些时候，泽子同学打来电话，还邀请我过去，
但是Hiroharu-san可能会回家，所以我拒绝了这个提议
我想在晚上9点左右去接顺治先生，
但是泽子先生给了他一个搭便车
我很恼火他仍然不能自己做决定
今天早上好像天气很好，让我很开心
Hiroharu-san 早上 8 点乘公共汽车
Misue-chan 在 8:10 下降
怎么办？
房子
马
从小到大，我总是
喜欢冰箱的味道
- 真的吗 - 这个房子的
早上下雨这是我的垃圾班
我去了博美桑和久砂的家
Hisa-chan的母亲变得虚弱多了
这让我想起了我的母亲我泪流满面
晚上，我在想我的妈妈
再一次，很难入睡
我是斋藤真吾！斋藤！斋藤！
投票给日本共产党的斋藤！
我在 5:30 醒来，然后去了
6:00左右分配做一些农活
早上八点回家，泽子三哥过来给我拿时事通讯
顺治先生醒了出去采笋了
有很多，所以我们挖了很多
我们给久佐酱和泽子先生带来了一些
下午送竹笋给纪之、义子、网野
下午5:30左右去了Hiromi-chan，8:30左右回到家
没有味道
十二月左右，在冬天
是的，那是最好的 十二月中旬
- 我明白了 - 是的
如果你留着明年吃呢？
- 如果你保留它们，那就不好了 - 不是吗？
直接来自大自然是最好的我以前买大的
- 是的 - 那不好
- 是啊
- 所以野生的最好 - 没错
为了留住他们，你必须有这么大的地方
为了让他们逍遥法外，你必须有一个价值约 1 亿日元的地方
- 早上好 - 哦，早上好！
你昨晚睡的好吗？
不太好
- 我们接受吗？ - 一点也不
稍等一下
- 来了 - 来了
它没有粘在里面？有点太低了
有点高，是的
这次进去了
我们做到了！
- 那很快，对吧？ - 嗯，是的
白色12-14
黑色12-13连接
同这里 这种情况下切好一点
现在，如果他什么都做不了，把它放在这里才是正确的做法
不过他还是可以动的，所以还是直接攻击比较好
白色5-9切
他可以试试atekomi，如果那是水平
- 在这里，是 atekomi，他可以上升 - 黑 2-8
白2-9
- 黑色 1-8- 5, 6
白1-9
- 黑色 1-7 连接 - 10 秒
白色7-10
黑色7-9连接
白色 14-13 和
黑色14-12
- 白色 5-6- 3, 4
黑5-5
白色4-5切
黑色11-5
从这里开始，他应该继续指挥
白10-6
黑色9-5连接
白色9-7切
那是我母亲的逝世纪念日，
所以我在 5:10 醒来，然后煮了烤鱼
我参观了坟墓
昨天，牡丹花开了，
所以我为祭坛和房子的入口剪了一些，
我把一些带到坟墓里
早餐后，泽子先生带来了时事通讯我们聊了一个小时
早上，我到地底去除草
顺治先生累了我担心，所以他在家休息
下午，我们去田里，在竹林里干活
我们砍竹子，扛着，累了
剪了10多个，腿和背都好累
晚上洗了个澡好好休息
我不认为这是可能的
但是，你知道
在我的办公室，所有的银行存折都被检查过，所以
如果不知名的钱被拿出来
但我们不知道人们在做什么
这是真的
当某人没有钱时，即使钱不是他们的，他们也可能想使用它
- 世界就是这样，不是吗？ - 是的，而且
当有人有钱时，他们会表现得很好 但当他们没有时
- 有人可能会说他只是借来的 - 就是这样
反正只要不成大问题
我想我们都互相擦屁股
是啊
现在，听你说，现在我很担心
我想知道是否可以
- 我话太多了 - 不，我会尽快联系你
我会联系的
好吧
- 照顾好自己 - 嗯，我会尽量不死
哈！你看起来不错
当你死后，广春，你的葬礼只剩下你的家人
- 好的 那谢谢 - 同样保重
- 很抱歉打扰你 - 一点也不
顺治先生的状态看起来还不错早上6:30就醒了
Misue-chan 大约在 7:20am 来了，给了我们茶和洋葱
早饭后，诗灿打电话给我，我问她身体状况
她的背部紧张
早上9点30分，顺治和伊去绫部的商店
下午，我送大米和蔬菜到
广春、纪之、义子、山本先生
泽子先生过来给我们送了一些豆酱蛋糕
听说不会再下雨了
我喝了酒，被他尖锐的目光告诉我
当他紧紧地挤压我时，感觉很对
一次偶然的相遇，变成了一场灵动的舞会
我知道这不对，但那是一见钟情
这是一部肥皂剧
女人，女人的生活
一个教你撒谎
一个人爱你直到你叹息
那么同样的爱是真实的，与你混为一谈
另一个女人独自一人而忧郁
这是一部肥皂剧
女人，女人的生活
我盛开，枯萎，被抛弃
我被遇见又被抛弃，现在很沮丧
我慈悲地坚持
慈悲杀死了我
这是一部肥皂剧
女人，女人的生活
非常感谢你！
他已经找到工作了，但爸爸在 1943 年又被叫来了
- 在第二次世界大战期间？ - 是的，是的
所以他不得不再去一次
他被派往硫磺岛
我不想说这不公平，但是
我不记得派了多少团
我爷爷他打过仗
还有我妈妈和邻居，他们都试图振作起来
我父亲告诉我这个
他去了中国南方然后去了太平洋
当他在那里时，他发高烧，那是疟疾
他卧床不起
所以他无法战斗
他发烧到无法抗争
但后来在梦中他被告知，
“早上，你会发现一朵茄子花，去拿那朵花，喝它”
于是他第二天出去，果然找到了
那里是
我不敢相信
有人告诉他，他喝了茶里的花
他的体温开始下降
这让他活得很好，但不足以战斗
他就是无法完全恢复，
前线的战斗越来越糟
- 前线？ - 是的，是的，是的
三天后，当他们搬去排队时，我爸爸仍然卧床不起
他身体不够好，有人告诉他，“你不能一起来”
所以他没有去
他真的很幸运
他对此感激不尽 我父亲总是这样说
“因为那朵茄子花，我现在还活着”
他从战争中回来是艰难的
家人以为他死了
但有一天他穿着制服走在路上
他想要一个快乐的问候，但立即得知他父亲去世了
- 战争结束前？ - 是的
所以我爸爸打开背包决定去看他爸爸
邻居们欢迎他回来，
他们一起去了爷爷的坟墓
爷爷被埋在墓地
- 他在棺材里吗？ - 是的，是的
那个年代是什么棺材？
它是一种圆形
我的祖父被埋葬在地球上的坐姿
然后人们准备灯笼和
- 锄头？ - 是的，是的
也许它被称为锄头他们用锄头挖地
我爸想尽快见他爸
可能，所以他们一起挖地
等等，他们把他挖出来了？
是啊！我很震惊我从来没有听说过这样的故事
我也不！
我爸爸发现爷爷就坐在那里
我父亲告诉他，‘爸爸，我从战争中回来了’
好吧，我能说什么，他们像以前一样把泥土放回去盖住尸体
他一年前就去世了吗？
是的！他已经去世一年多了
即便如此，他们还是把他挖出来了他告诉我好几次
我想知道他是否干净
啊，是的，每个人都说他一定在等我爸爸
因为邻居说他的身体状况良好
挖他的人是这么说的
然后我爸觉得他回家了真是好运
不幸的是，爷爷的死无济于事
所以他回来后才发现是对的吗？
是的
我爸爸就是不能接受不说再见
我爸爸告诉爷爷，‘爸爸，
我回来了即使他在坟墓里
- 这表明他真的很想他爸爸 - 是的，是的，是的
我爸一直这么说
- 哇，这是一个故事，不是吗？ - 嗯，谢谢你
对我来说也是不可思议的故事If I can say
真的吗？
你烤了很多他们准备好了吗？
他们快准备好了
这没关系，不是吗？
好吧
这个烤的太多了
你也烤了头，不是吗？
我以为我会分开吃这个
- 这很不寻常 - 嗯？
你吃人头不正常
- 是的，我当然知道 - 哦，真的吗？
我分开放没人吃
顺治先生是个头脑专家
啊！摔倒了怎么办？
它掉在那里，只有一个
这里
很热，是不是？很热
不，不，没关系
虽然
没有掉下来！那是鱼的照片吗？
- 真的吗？不，它掉下来了 - 它掉了？哦，反正
应该很热
花了一整天钓鱼真的很难
你早上起床了吗？
你知道吗，那个年代没有汽车
-啊-我们不得不步行到山鹿站
山鹿站是最近的车站，不是吗？
是的
在那些日子里，你知道的，都是煤
蒸汽火车？
我们坐上蒸汽火车，经过舞鹤
- 好听- 向福井
或改线往宫津方向
我们去了那个地区
我们会在早上准备诱饵，中午前离开家
我们到达时大约是下午 4 点
然后我们必须在那之后准备
花了一整天然后我们晚上去钓鱼
- 夜钓？ - 是的，夜钓
我们在晚上开始钓鱼
我会觉得困，所以我们睡一会儿
打个盹然后一大早就开始钓鱼了
- 我们一次又一次地这样做 - 好的
这是非常非常困难的乡村风格
但有一天，
我们没有被臭鼬，但我们几乎没有钓到鱼
- 你和我之前有过相似的一天 - 不！那是字面上的臭鼬！
- 完全臭鼬 - 是的，是的
那是被拒之门外
- 那很糟糕 - 我们没有钓到任何鱼
那真的很糟糕
无论如何，如果我们幸运的话，
我们捕到的鱼是我们能吃的四到五倍
好吧，我们带着这些鱼回家了
- 我们在中午左右回到这里 - 哦，我明白了
回家花了四五个小时
然后我们把所有的鱼都煮熟了
我爸爸开始喝清酒我不能喝清酒
我只是困了
我爸爸会打瞌睡
我们的晚餐会是美味的鲷鱼，
大约有这么大，相当大的尺寸
黑鲷你认识这种鱼吗？
小时候没怎么听冈林信泰
我听过吉田卓郎和井上洋水这样的音乐
啊哈
我记得冈林信泰唱歌的时候
我不记得他经常上电视
被誉为“民乐之神”后，
他辞掉了工作，开始在乡下生活
他来到我童年的村庄
- 真的吗？！ - 是的
在 Kanbayashi 然后
你怎么写Kanbayashi？
- Ue 和 hayashi- Kanbayashi 我今天坐公共汽车，
它正前往 Kanbayashi
是的 比那个站还远
最后一站叫什么？是笹尾吗？
嗯，它比那更远
- 他住在那里 - 他在那里
我听说他住在这些山上的某个地方！
- 就是这个地方！ - 是的
我不记得是哪一年
但是我们的小学被关闭了，
因为他住在附近，
他回来在那里举办音乐会
有人问他，‘冈林同学，
我们将开设一所新学校
你能为我们的新学校写一首歌吗？
- 他为学校写了一首歌 - 哇！
这是一个了不起的故事
冈林信泰来了，给学校写了一首歌
我对他的了解是
他搬到了京都山区的某个地方
大约那个时候
我不知道他住在哪里在京都府的某个地方
我只知道他住在山区
哦，我明白了，我明白了
- 他住在 Kanbayashi- Kanbayashi, Kanbayashi
他是我们的邻居
然后他为美空云雀写了这首歌
她的最后一首歌，或者类似的东西
啊，我看到了哇
和，
他写了一首关于这个地方的歌
这是一首有趣的歌
- 他在这附近很有名吗？ - 是的，是的
我明白
我们刚才谈到了冈林信泰
他住在这附近吧？
是的，是的，是的 好一阵子
- 香川同学，我醉了 - 我也是
瓶子是空的
把茶倒进空的白州瓶怎么样？
我会做到的
不，我不需要它 不，不，不，不 没问题
- 反正我想去小便 - 当然可以
但我不需要喝茶
那么香川同学你觉得呢？
我们可以称之为一个晚上吗？
你问他？
我听到柯蒂斯打鼾
你知道，我已经听到了一段时间的声音
我看到有人睡得很好
我想知道声音是什么
好天气早饭后上山割草
只有一点草，所以工作很早就完成了
午饭后我休息了很长时间
顺治先生午饭后上山修剪枫树
我很高兴他能很好地走动
晚饭前我打电话给久佐，问她蔬菜怎么样
晚上有一场对秘鲁的排球比赛日本3-0获胜
所以
你能试着描述一下，这是你的感受吗？
最近，我的心跳得很快而且不太好我只是感觉不舒服
这是我们刚刚拍的照片
那是脊椎然后在那里，肿了，看到了吗？
这就是所谓的动脉瘤它是主动脉上的一个凸起
所以，请
这是一个非常
可怕的病
那是因为突然间，你知道，
它破裂并导致大出血
然后通常一个人失去生命
这是一种可怕的疾病
所以，好吧，幸好我们及时找到了
但那时我们仍然不清楚原因
人们说各种各样的血管发炎，
高血压，紧张，但
我们不知道明确的原因
所以在我们的日常生活中我们无能为力
但
这个完全可以治愈
哦，是吗？
不过我还是会推荐你去合适的医院
在那里，好吧，我想你可能会接受手术
你会得到治疗
- 所以，我会写一封推荐信 - 非常感谢
以治疗血管系统而闻名的舞鹤共济医院
- 是吗？ - 我给他们写了一封信
是的
- 请把这个交给接待员 - 是的？非常感谢
好吧 医生 如果他动了手术
请放心，如果您现在采取行动，它可能会治愈
谢谢
从这个意义上说，这是一种伪装的祝福，我认为它被及时发现了
没错
所以，请注意，不要犹豫，马上去
- 即使明天你也应该去 - 我明白
- 那么，保重 - 是的，非常感谢
非常感谢你
- 谢谢 - 请保重
天气很好，早上很冷
鲜花送来了母亲节，
所以Yoshiko的家人从东京送他们
当时我很开心
我们决定出去吃饭
所以我们在Sakura Diner吃饭我们慢慢地走回家
Junji-san的腿不太好，所以我们回到家已经下午3点了
下午晚些时候，东京物语在电视上播放，所以我看了
看电影的时候，
让我觉得任何时候老去都是可悲的
归根结底，重要的是自己的感受
但心变得胆怯 身体疲惫不堪
我给你带了一杯茶，亲爱的
你好吗？还是不太好，是吗？
你应该吃点东西我给你带了茶
- 你要一些吗？ - 谢谢
如果你能吃点东西就更好了
- 你有什么想吃的吗？ - 我现在不需要任何东西
- 好好休息吧 - 好的
根本没有下雨
你从小就钓鱼吗？
嗯？
你从小就钓鱼吗？
好吧，你知道的，这里没有其他事情可做
要么上山，要么下河
如你看到的
这就是我们所拥有的 或者棒球
在这里……今天
沿着那条路我烤了香鱼
嗯？
在名为Yutori之类的餐厅
河的附近
尤拉里？
啊，可能是尤拉里尤拉里！
- 尤拉里，不是吗？在河边 - 是的
- 我明白了所以你昨天去了那里？ - 我们今天都去了
- 哦，吃午饭？ - 是的
我明白
所以我以为你可以在这附近抓到香鱼
是的，嗯，有很多很好的钓鱼
在那儿？
是全国闻名的香鱼地方
这条河也很有名
这就是所谓的关林川
为了阿玉？
是的，没错就是全国知名的
虽然没有香鱼了因为现在的环境
- 啊- 我们以前经常抓香鱼
如果我去上游有没有？
It'show 我能说吗？ 生态系统的破坏
Ayu吃藻类，你知道
哪个粘在岩石上阿尤吃那个
所以如果藻类没有生命
无论放多少阿鱼游入河，
他们没有食物，你知道吗？
他们去了上游因为还有好吃的
但是现在没有了
- 没有？ - 在吗？
- 嗯- 没有，是吗？
- 无 - 无
所以
嗯，即使在这个村子里也有这个人
赚了很多钱的人把它们卖给了不错的餐馆
他说他不再这样做了
没有任何尝试的意义
这是一件很微妙的事情
活的生物
超市里的人说是在德岛县抓到的
是的
是你用的吗？
适合初学者的钓鱼竿
对于 aji，我们像这样用 sabiki 钩子抓住它
小阿吉喜欢这个
- 还有 kisu- 我明白了
为了抓住kisu，你会和一个长长的领导者打成一片
并且
我想鳟鱼一定要来了
就是这样
好吧，如果你想去，我带你去
- 当然 - 但让我们先看看天气
你不想上班吗？
嗯，我想在六十五岁退休，所以我一点都不好
没问题
不过可惜的是，我的后辈接手我的职位已经一年了，但是……
- 是吗？ - 我当时是怎么想的
多打高尔夫球，例如
但在过去的一年里，我没能做到
是对的吗？
- 你打高尔夫球吗？ - 不，我不打
我对高尔夫失去了所有的兴趣你知道吗？
那你现在对什么感兴趣？
嗯嗯
听起来可能很严重，但你知道，我以前经常随机阅读
- 真的吗？ - 我有想重读的书
- 例如谁？ - Seicho，我最喜欢的
是对的吗？
- 他的书很棒 - 嗯
- 还有柴良太郎等等 - 啊
Seicho是第一我去看了很多他的电影
- 前几天 - 嗨，对不起
- 你介意吗？ - 哦
- 可以吗？ - 很好，很好
- 好吗？谢谢 - 健康 只要你的健康
我今晚没有别的事可做，是吗？就吃和睡吗？
- 好吧，没什么 - 如果有什么，我会说不
'不，对不起'
不久前，我被推荐阅读
Seicho的小仓日记的传说
真的吗？他在九州当记者的时候
- 没错 - 在博多
- 小仓日记不是吗？ - 啊，小仓
嗯，我读了小仓日记读起来很有趣
好…
- 他是，我该怎么说？ - 给你，年轻人
他是个十足的社会主义者，不是吗？
- 是的，那也是 - 虽然他经常隐藏它
他冷静而彻底地研究
这是关于毛井森写的日记
他住在小仓的时候
但 Seicho 说没有证据了
所以这不像他的侦探小说
- 我明白了 - 尽管如此还是很有趣
有，你知道，没有办法，最后
- 最后我是这么认为的 - 我不知道
说得对 老实说
是的
- 我们看不到山顶 - 是的
- 所以，像雾一样覆盖对吧？ - 是的，是的
- 因为天气热 - 哦，是吗？
看！
是的
- 一旦婴儿出生，你知道 - 是的
然后它自然而然地将婴儿带回了山上
哇！
我早上 5 点 20 分起床所以我起床洗衣服
9:10 我们叫了出租车来接我们
为了顺治先生的预约，我们去了日石医院
中午12点左右结束
结果出乎意料的好水平下降了
医生说是个好消息，我就放心了
这次你不是来工作的，我很抱歉
- 没问题 - 我应该告诉他们不要打扰你
去年也很多
你不应该同时做这两项工作
你必须照顾好自己
- 非常感谢 - 两个工作
她和我都能应付
- 嗯，那个老太太也很坚强 - 是的，她做得很好
这条路一直都这么宽吗？
不，它更窄
但是和尚买了一辆车，所以他们加宽了它
是的
他们正在吃我们一直坐在上面的苔藓
- 藻类- 藻类
什么？
哦，他们都没有看！
你小的时候
嗯？
小时候，你经常游泳吗？
那时我无所畏惧所以我从这些岩石上跳下来
但小时候的她无所畏惧
她就像，是的，我会做到的
我会浮起来然后直接回到岩石上
是的
浮动和一切
是的，不要喝！
- 你接受吗？ - 是的！
它是什么？
我在造船
你在造船？
是的
不，不！
你需要有一根桅杆
是的
现在呢？
我对他们在这里做什么一无所知
是的，有时他们一大早就出发，很晚才回来
- 我可以借一下吗？ - 给你
一秒那是我特别的打火机
- 这是最新的打火机 - 我明白了
最新打火机！
即使刮风也可以使用
- 我明白 - 我明白
我只在京都见过
非常非常好
在五郎桥那边，你知道，
在那里，在傍晚和黎明，
这是浅水，下面有鹅卵石
鲤鱼聚集在那里吃
慢慢地游泳他们不走得很快真的很慢
有人说他看到了这个大小的相当大的
桥上的东西，非常大的东西
- 要么是蜂鲤，要么是天上的鲤鱼 - 嗯……
- 一米有这种鲤鱼吗？ - 有
- 有吗？你知道有吗？ - 有
- 鲤鱼很大- 没人钓到
我明白
有一次，大约每年的这个时候，纯一先生在他家里看着，
有一个carpHe被换了然后进去了
他说，“啊！”所以我说，“什么？”
他说他在黑暗中得到了一条鲤鱼
他让我把它内脏，所以我问，“为了什么？”
他要吃它不可能没有足够的人
所以他说他要带一些给山崎先生
所以你煮
- 我明白了 - 如果没有，那就太难吃了
他要吃
- 如果它死了，那没办法- 没办法
是的，如果它还活着，
你把它放在水里一个星期然后把泥去掉
- 哦，我明白了，就像那样 - 如果没有……
当然如果没有，你能做什么？
- 它很大 - 很大，是的
它的骨头比一厘米还厚
钉子，就像钉子一样
没错 这么长 都是有联系的
他炸了它，然后和啤酒一起吃
- 这是欧式的 - 我明白了
他让我试一次
他会对你很好，Hiroharu-san 提供啤酒
你可以抓一条鲤鱼告诉他，‘我把骨头给你’
我要吃肉，给你皮
带鲤鱼的味噌汤可能没问题
你好奶奶
你怎么样我很好
是的
是的，真的很好！
嗯，其实我这次只看了一部
我之前没睡那么多，所以我几乎全程都在睡觉
是的，几乎太热了
你不能在这里说
这里的温度大约是 16 摄氏度，所以一点也不暖和
艾琳和马库斯和我一起走到码头
是的真的很多
雨下得这么大，你
可以说
不是这样但是
是的
那很好
是的
但那样的话，我不想打扰你
是的，让我们这样做
把我的爱送给大家
你也是
这么久
再见
没那么热
啊，掉下来了！
- 全部完成 - 全部完成
这是我的垃圾班 比平时花的时间更长，所以我在上午 10 点完成
然后我准备去绫部的坟墓了
但是顺治先生的情况不好，所以我们去了绫部的一家私立医院
他的胃肿了 尿了
插入一根管子让尿液排出
我们被告知要在 Nisseki 医院看医生
早上好！
- 请原谅我闯入！- 哦，谢谢！
我带了米饭
真是太好了谢谢你
- 给你 - 五公斤 两袋
享受
- 我把它们放在袋子里 尼龙的 - 非常感谢 谢谢
你和毛豆一起吃野猪肉吧？
你想要一些吗？
被毒蛇咬伤的那个人还好吗？
好吧，那天他离开了
- 他在医院住了一个月 - 一个月！
也许不到一个月
他在那里待了很长时间，刚出院
- 我明白了 - 他的腿还在肿
是对的吗？
后来我从他那里听说毒药在他的身体周围
所以他必须被检查至少一年
毒蛇很可怕，不是吗？
- 一年！ - 他说一年
嗯，他可能得有血清
那就对了
他主要住在名古屋
在名古屋，他有一个妻子和一个已婚的女儿
她可能有孩子我想知道他现在有没有孙子孙女
当他告诉他们他暂时不能回家时，
他们说没关系
他不知道该高兴还是难过
他说所以他被告知，'没关系'
东北口音很重，为了解决这个问题，
吉原方言开始流行
但你不能马上真正理解它
那时，对于像我这样的人，
如果你不能做三件事
喝酒、赌博、买性你都没用
当然，现在没有人这样做了
大学毕业后我们都这样做了
这是我最喜欢的
我喜欢这匹马
我也做
所以，尼尔斯君，你知道，
过去，房子是敞开的门打开门
于是鸟儿自由地进来了
但是所有的燕子，包括婴儿的
会在房间中央转来转去
所以榻榻米脏了
所以在某一时刻我的老人制止了它
并说让他们在外面筑巢
这就是故事即使如此，他们还是来了
过去的燕子，他们记得
他们试图进来，然后“砰”地一声，
他们击中了玻璃
他感到抱歉并切开了玻璃的一角
- 所以他们可以飞过去 - 哦，我明白了 所以玻璃
是的，他切了玻璃
切
从早上就开始下雨我想这会帮助我们稍微放松一下
很多衣服要做
我也需要去购物，但我的身体并没有像我想要的那样工作
顺治先生身体不太好我想部分是因为贫血，
虽然我也担心他没有像往常一样的胃口
还记得我们用烧酒泡过柿子吗？它们太好吃了
我是从那些邻居那里学来的，所以我会这样做
我们也种了很多花 那时候我们有更多的土地
开始的那么开心，被大自然包围
是的，它确实
说实话，我们有时也打架
回想起来，有时我什至不知道我为什么这么生气
但当时对我们来说感觉很严重
我们还年轻，会互相生气
曾经因为生气而睡在车库里
- 不是吗？ - 是的，我确实有
我们一起经历了很多
那些日子是……嗯……
回想起来，他们是我觉得最难的
回过头来看，
但那时，我们也还年轻，
有很多我们不知道的
我们在黑暗中摸索
然后女孩们长大了，然后……嗯……
我们俩都非常努力
我们不是吗？
- 我让你担心了 嗯？ - 是的，这是真的，但是
真的真的你尽力了
你做了很多工作真的很好
我充满感激
当我们刚结婚时，因为我们在不同的家庭长大，
我不明白你的感受
一切都不一样我们俩都倔强
所以我问了很多
但在相处了很长时间之后，
我觉得我注定要嫁给你
你一直是个寡言少语的人，
或者说你很安静，你很安静……
但我渐渐明白了你的感受……
你拥有的温暖
我真的这么觉得
你就像一个武士
你话不多
但我非常了解你
你经常感谢我们
但我也永远感激你
但在这儿
你想来这里，到天龙寺，我很高兴我们今天做到了
既然你那么喜欢花园，
我很高兴你能看到他们，真的
谢谢我也很高兴
看起来树木在说话
确实如此
亲？
亲爱的？
你不舒服吗？
你睡得很好
今天很热很热
每天都很热
你睡得好就好
太横子？
啊，是的，那很空洞，不是吗？
白 10-4 黑 9-6
有很多白棋移动到这里，根据这一点，白棋可能会赢
白色13-19
我也认为白色在开始时通常有更好的形成
- 我明白了 - 在哪里
黑色 15-16 白色 13-1
246招后，寺山玲4段，打黑，胜05分
你何时离开？
嗯，我还能坐 7 点 56 分的巴士吗？
- 是吗？公交车？- 公交车
快半点了吧？
- 已经 34 岁了 - 差不多吧？
- 是的 - 我想我可以
- 不吃早餐？ - 哦，我不需要
是的？
人们保留了 17 世纪左右种植的古树
那些有百年历史的
我们没有这么老的
- 哇，300 岁 - 300 年很长
直径约一米
然后它被归类为良树，它卖得很好
山上的树需要很多年
但是菜地和稻田几个月就长好了
你不能在林业中做到这一点
但是砍完之后还得重新种，不是吗？
假设我们砍掉了这座山上的树木，
我们将不得不再次种植
然后你必须照顾他们 30 到 50 年
修剪、救雪
修剪需要5到10年
支枝间疏
你必须继续这样做
这需要很多麻烦
所以你不再自己种植它们了吗？
不再
我还需要做木炭
- 工作太多所以我不再这样做了 - 我明白了
如果你这样做，在那里
如果你剪掉活的，芽就会长出来，
- 但干的不会再发芽了 - 不是吗？
他们活了 50 或 60 岁
他们死于自然原因
- 是吗？ - 只要他们早点剪掉
我希望他们这样做
一旦他们死了，他们就不会回来
然后山会死
他们当然会
今天我努力工作至少得到我的
我也剪了一些小的
我用纤维做了木炭
如果一个人不关心他们，
山会倒下
太友酱！
- 哦！- 下午好！
你好
- 我们不经常看到这个 - 嗯？
- 我要你吃 - 哦，谢谢！
我很高兴
- 请拜托 - 非常感谢
- 谢谢 - 一点也不
- 你去挑选他们，是不是？ - 是的
- 真的...- 所以你来了
- 谢谢 - 请尝试一下
- 非常感谢 - 再见
永远谢谢你
- 非常感谢再见 - 非常感谢
我昨晚睡不好
也许是因为我睡了很久
对不起一秒
我们回到京都，下午去了医院
顺治先生的肾好像变差了
医生再次用管子放尿
我们回家给俊二三铺床休息了
- 拿走这些也不错- 是的
- 白棋是安全连接的 - 所以如果他在这里玩
在保持主动权的同时，滑入这里，这将是正常的方法
那就对了
- 他又进攻了 - 白 11-12 切入
- 这才是最有力的举动 - 绝对不会松懈
确切地
如果黑色逃脱，他会再次打它的头
- 是的 - 就像
太有侵略性了黑方又要撤退了
- 3, 4, 5- 啊，我明白这是一个非常严厉的举动
黑色10-12
- 他会逃走吗？他可能会离开 - 二十秒
这阵法，他可以打在头上
然后从外面搬进来
- 他应该尝试加入 - 或者保持原样
10 秒
我想看到他们在这里发生一些事情
是的
犯规
东海台相模高中一直以来
他们已经有太多的下降摆动
但他们一直很擅长将接地器变成热门
这是一个高飞球到右场！
对！从墙上弹起！
他明白了！
船长Sasaki Touya！好收获！
一出无人在
- 多棒的接球！- 1号投手小笠原
如果它不转弯，它可能会受到长期打击
这是真的
- 投手对那场比赛很感激 - 是的 这是一个很棒的接球
他们摆脱了首发击球手他们可以对佐藤微笑
如果没有其他问题，我将结束今天的会议
感谢您的时间，大家好
谢谢
顺便说一句，另一个人被毒蛇咬了
小心，永远
- 奥野桑是被咬的那个 - 谁？
- 贞男-贞男！啊？！天哪
就在他下车的时候
我不敢相信
- 就在那里？ - 是的，在那个广阔的空间里
他们晚上出来在这个街区
太可怕了我很惊讶听到它
这些天他们似乎到处都是
你必须隐藏你的热量 当他们看到温暖的东西时，他们会跳出来
你会被咬的！
有一个人被他的雨靴咬破了
- 穿过靴子？ - 是的
贞道先生去的时候，他们五个人都
靴子 他当然是最容易被咬的
对此无能为力
- 贞子一个人去了 - 去医院了吗？
他自己开车
- 他很好 - 不，他说这很难
就算再难，他也没事
他当然可以做到他很绝望
它大多在 24 小时内稳定下来
- 真的吗？ - 如果你尽快治疗
是这样吗？
好吧，至少那是我听说的，我不知道
那我们要不要开除？
- 谢谢大家光临 - 谢谢
- 你的生命可以在工作中结束- 是的，这真的很可怕
哦，谢谢，谢谢
在你之后
今天又是个好天气
每天，我都在阳光下晒被褥和床单
谢天谢地，管子终于从顺治先生身上取出来了
他的血压好多了，但我觉得他的能量水平有点低
- 下午好 - 你好
- 我带来了一些蔬菜 - 哇！一如既往地谢谢你
- 给你 - 谢谢，谢谢！这看起来很棒！
- 非常感谢 - 底部有黄瓜
是吗？再次感谢一秒一秒
Fumiko-san 给我带来了kinshi 南瓜
哦，他们长了一些？
- 哦，土豆 - 没错 土豆
- 你可能想要一些，所以我带来了 - 谢谢
- 这些是一些漂亮的黄瓜 - 这个季节快结束了
谢谢，我会把这个还给你
非常感谢
请尝试一些
抱歉刚刚收到我会尽快给你
- 不，不 - 非常感谢
- 好的，那么 - 谢谢，谢谢
天气真好晴朗的感觉也很好
是的，太棒了
很好吃每个人都要求它而且它也很冷！
- 是红色的吗？ - 是红色的
- 是吗？我很高兴 - 很好吃 很甜
我昨天剪的那个不是红色的，所以
我看真的很好吃
- 每个人都很高兴 这很好 - 是吗？
- 很好 - 很好
- 冷藏的很好吃，不是吗？ - 是的
我把那个放在冰箱里
- 大约三四天 - 是吗？
天气很热，所以很好吃
- 是季节吗？ - 是季节
非常感谢你
抱歉总是打扰你
- 不，不，不，不 - 对不起
- 没什么 - 不，不，对不起
对不起，中野同学
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并对厨房或烹饪工具进行消毒以管理卫生
如果你用火做饭，一定要把东西煮好
是的，那时候就是这样
我的祖父是个酒鬼，而且……
而且，嗯，我们在房子里有浴室，
但是我爷爷想每天去公共浴池
他会把我放在他的自行车后面
那时，我们总是有固定的钉子
洗完澡，他会先在那里喝，
回家后他一直喝威士忌
- 太棒了！- 然后……
- 你的爷爷？ - 我的爷爷
大约一个月后，空瓶子堆积如山，
堆在花园里
最后，这些天我们没有听到这个词，
所谓的'chuki'颤抖的手
所以在午餐时间，总是有啪啪的声音
但当他喝了它停止
我听说过我知道
前几天福北告诉我他的手在颤抖，
所以我告诉他不会很快停止
他还说喝酒就停
而在书法中，必须停下来快速刷
原来如此
所以他喝酒写字
- 所以他把酒放在身边 - 没错
你可以控制颤抖
他说他随时可以死他宁愿死也不愿停止喝酒
- 这样的人还存在 - 是的 对
喝酒给人各种各样的东西
比如我去看了一部关于围棋的纪录片
我会下围棋我不擅长
我明白
我们今天看到的亚索先生，
他是绫部最好的五名球员之一
- 真的吗？福井康夫先生？- 没错 一流
我开始感兴趣了，尤其是过去十年
我对职业围棋选手感兴趣
有一个叫藤泽修子的选手，
两年前去世的人
他有一个非常敏锐的头脑
但唯一的问题是
- 他做了很多这样的事...- 我明白了
像增田大师
那就对了
他出现在电视上，有一次他喝醉了
他被禁止进入那个网络
他因此声名狼藉
他们取消了第九条七十七次的审议！
他们休会！
女士们，先生们，你们认为这是为什么？
宪法第9条
他们在育种上非常努力地改进它们
最后他们做得很好，那些出口到美国
起初，这家贸易公司在美国被称为Tsukina
- Tsukina- 丝绸贸易公司
- 抱歉我没有照顾好你的饮料 - 非常感谢
- 我可以在这里抽烟吗？ - 没关系
你现在不用担心在这里吸烟
- 你是对的 - 你现在不能享受抽烟的乐趣
这是真的，不是吗？
在这附近 外面小便也没事 没什么大不了的
你不需要烟灰缸只要把它丢在这里
哦，微风真好
这里有一个山谷，叫做盐谷
风从山谷吹来
为什么这里很多地方的名字都带有Shio？
我认为盐曾经在这里找到
- 也许是岩盐？- 在过去，盐很珍贵
- 当你看动物时 - 它们会舔石头
他们舔他们
人们可能在这里发现了岩盐，我猜
- 可能还有一些 - 是的，可能有
所以，它被称为盐谷
风从山谷自然吹来
谷底真的很冷
他努力振兴乡村经济
是他做的
他也在经营一个栗子园
- 他有栗子和一个家禽农场 - 是的，他有
有很多野猪，所以他真的厌倦了
- 他们必须被淘汰 - 是的
如果你在夏天杀死野猪，它们一点也不好吃
- 哦，是真的吗？- 鹿即使在夏天也很美味
- 夏天好吃 - 好吃吗？
他们是
最近八岳附近大家都有游戏
烹饪比赛、鹿和野猪
我们已经开始做同样的事情
- 鹿排- 鹿肉和野猪更美味
是的，嗯，它们更便宜
它们很便宜，这就是为什么而且更好，我认为
不管怎样，我能说的，包括那个，嗯，
自己猎杀它们，然后把它们交给附近的人，
自己做饭回家
做这件事的人已经不多了
- 没有多少人知道怎么做 - 他们不知道怎么做
人们也不喜欢那样做
人们更喜欢干净的一切
从事艰苦工作的人越来越少
这项工作交给外国工人和机器
我认为屠宰之类的事情将来会自动化
我想是这样
实际上，
人们应该自己屠宰东西，这样我们才能理解生活
小的时候，为了盂兰盆节和过年，
我们会杀掉我们的鸡，然后为盛宴烹制它们
我们会把它们倒挂在杆子上以排出血液，
采摘它们，然后将它们煮成寿喜烧
不是我自己做的
- 但我看过大人们的所作所为 - 在我们这一代，我们从未见过
所以我们面前的肉……我们不知道是谁生产的
或者它是如何完成的，只有它来自哪里
现在人们不知道这个过程
我们现在只看到这样的肉
例如，一个西瓜
它在商店中以三分之一或四分之一出售
所以小孩子相信
西瓜是那种形状的
从这个角度来说，
人们应该了解现场发生的事情
我去屠宰场作为学校旅行
啊，你有吗？
即使我们去了屠宰场，
我们从不锯杀动物
- 只是他们带我们四处看看 - 并告诉你他们在做什么
他们向我们解释
他们如何用手屠宰和生产和销售肉类
好，
我在学校的时候解剖过青蛙
如果你从小就被教了很多东西，
由于某种原因，你的生活更加确定
在环境中成长非常重要
在那里你可以学习同理心和道德
- 这是一个巨大的差异 - 这与家庭关系有关，
像兄弟姐妹和父母，还有邻居
这真的很重要
有点像，'改变牧场会产生肥牛'
孩子的性格是由他们的环境形成的，
包括他们与其他人的关系
与旧时代相比，
现在的教育环境更差了
你懂
所以，现在的孩子们表现得更加狡猾和鲁莽
他们担心未来
这些被宠坏的孩子被告知他们非常聪明和天才
他们会逐渐变得更糟，在你知道之前，
- 他们需要 - 随着他们的成长
我们能做什么？
这个很难（硬
好吧，他们必须有更多的空闲时间
最好不要让他们紧张和不安
关于成绩和他们面前的事情
人类拥有自然生长的力量
最好做他们想做的事
每当我在大学教书时，我总是告诉学生们
跟着鼻子走
我之前告诉过你我总是写明信片给我总是手写的人
人们可能要花很长时间来写明信片
当然需要时间
现在我只需要一分钟
这意味着你已经写了很长时间
我可以轻松写作它摆脱了我的压力
当我去某个地方旅行并到达旅馆时，
即使很累，我也可以一次写十张明信片
我写了很多但我一点也不厌倦写作
一个不同的系统对我有用
习惯做某事很重要
- 坚持做事很重要 - 是的
我的书法老师说
你需要用你的双手来表达自己
所以我手写明信片
说到美好生活，一定会想到天然气
燃气灶既安全又易于清洁
热水器很经济
干衣机可以立即软化和干燥
烹饪非常安全，让食物变得美味
请享受燕煤气的感谢特惠！
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是的，你好？你听不见吗？是的，是的
我能听到我能听到乌拉桑在做什么？
原来如此
我明白
我明白我明白这很难
一点都没有？她不能说话了？
哦，我明白了，我明白了
但是，嗯，是的，是的
嗯，我明白了
嗯 真的吗？我明白我明白
那请你好好照顾她 是的
无论你说什么，“是”
照顾她这是最后一次
是的 那么大家
嗯，这很难，但是
是的
现在，我们去唤醒Piyo-chan！
他最终什么也没做
阳光明媚
顺治先生去日石医院的日子
我们到的时候是早上8点30分
我很惊讶有这么多人
顺治先生进行了 CAT 扫描、心电图、X 光检查和血液检查
结果基本没问题，但凸起越来越大
我很担心
亲爱的，我来了
你好吗？
你昨晚睡的好吗？
他们给了你一滴
一旦你完成滴水，
你会感觉好点的
坚持住，亲爱的
我知道这对你来说很难，但坚持下去
每个人都希望你变得更好
他们在等你
当你好起来的时候
去你想去的地方吧
现在很多花都开了
你爱花
会很可爱
如果我们去看花，吃你喜欢的东西，不是吗？
今年的花真的开了
开花了，亲爱的
年年开花，
但他们今年真的开花了
他们完成了，但他们很漂亮
你一直照顾他们
还有白色和黄色的
挂在那里 挂在那里
好让你出院
挂在那里
你把兰花的根分得很好
他们开得很漂亮
仙人掌、仙人掌和兰花开得很漂亮
他们在等你回家花
所以挂在那里
你知道圣诞樱桃，
他们有红色浆果和许多树枝
她们漂亮
你把花照顾的很好
你必须好起来回家
并照顾他们
你太努力了
非常非常难
你做了很多事
你现在可以休息了，
但当你变得更好时
让我们去很多地方
所以挂在那里
坚持住，好起来
让我们做些小旅行
我们去很多地方
顺治先生起晚了这是另一家医院
约会那天，所以我们乘出租车去了那里
我担心他的情况不好
他接受了心电图、血液检查和 X 光检查
医生告诉我们，鉴于效果不佳，
没有理由再做更多的测试了
顺治同学大吃一惊
他的震惊
当我们回到家时，他的震惊仍然很大
他无法接受我给他的任何安慰的话
我也很伤心
我对医生很生气
太友酱？喂！
我记得那个味道，你喜欢，所以我带了一些给你
你必须趁热吃
- 你还好吗？ - 是的，你真好
- 他哥哥来访 - 是吗？
我在农场工作
今天天气很烦人，但至少没有下雨
早上，我拜访了邻居
然后我拜访了坟墓并祈祷
我做了一些购物，然后在下午 3 点左右到家
博美先生来了，我们聊了很多事情
Hiroharu-san 下午晚些时候打电话告诉我他要回来
他在下午 6 点 30 分左右回来 直到晚上 9 点左右，
我们三个谈了很多事情
弘春同学去睡觉了，顺治同学也马上去睡觉了
你知道老年协会吗？我们的不见了
- 什么？它不见了？ - 是的
- 在山川？ - 不，我们的居委会
没有人来扮演角色
年轻人不够，所以同样的人要扮演很多角色
- 好吧- 没有人扮演角色，所以
- 是的，没有 - 越来越少了
- 你好吗？ - 嗯
- 很累，不是吗？ - 是的
这个，嗯，很好拿，而且
- 是的 - 你能坐起来接受吗？
是啊
- 慢慢地 - 是的，是的
- 你拿了吗？ - 是的 谢谢
- 好好休息 - 好的
今天早上稍微暖和一点，所以比较容易
顺治先生的痰不好，没有胃口
我很担心
顺治同学的情况突然变了
他看起来
似乎不再意识到任何事情
顺治先生
下午 6 点 55 分左右去世
我马上给广春打了电话
他和文子三哥直接就来了
到那时，顺治先生被清理干净了，
并且可以安静地休息
Yoshiko 一直从东京赶来，但为时已晚
义子
与她父亲的悲伤会面
和
大约1小时后，他的尸体不得不运到太平间，所以他被带到了那里
'我代表家人说几句话'
'我想说几句话我是死者'
不，我不必说这个，是吗？接下来我能说什么？
'Junji 的生活就是爵士乐和酒水'
这够了吗？
但我忘不了他吃饭时那张开心的脸
在家里，他早年吃得不好你知道吗？
他觉得我很照顾他，我看得见
它给我留下了深刻的印象
我知道，所以我觉得我必须好好照顾他
照顾他，至少要好好吃饭，我一直觉得我应该这样做
我要说类似的话吗？
我会这么说然后我会提到操作
他在 2009 年做了一次手术，
这种事情，他们当然应该知道，不是吗？
那，你知道的，嗯……请注意……
嗯？我告诉过他的
我做到了，但他开始说，“哎哟，哎哟！”
好的，我明白了
说出来没问题吗？
- 是吗？ - 很好，很好
- 早上好 - 早上好 很高兴再次见到你
感谢您让我们留下来，每个人都很高兴，而且……
- 当然 - 非常感谢
请让我们与您联系
也请让我们
你一直很善良
如果星期天不适合你，那么你可以给我们打电话，所以
- 然后 - 好的 好的 是的
对不起，我没有机会和你说话
不，不，谢谢
非常感谢你
盐尻一家
死者的家人和亲戚现在会为他上香
仪式的负责人盐尻太横子请上香
现在请家属和亲人为死者上香
- 一点也没有 - 很好
在很多人面前对我来说很难
这个很难（硬
你已经习惯了，富美子先生
你不应该流畅地发表演讲
葬礼上的演讲或
如果你习惯在人面前说话就好了
- 我以前从来没有这样做过 - 最好不要太好
你这么认为？
偶尔表露一下感情比较好
想象一下，说话不流露情绪 奇怪
最好不说话就抽泣结束
和尚告诉我，
- 最好说出你的感受 - 我同意
我去过很多次葬礼
葬礼演讲不应该那么流利
- 和尚也这么说 - 是真的
嗯，我是这么觉得的
当我参加一场葬礼时，
演讲者是一位政治家，他正在发表演讲
那不是很好
- 最好是用眼泪哽咽 - 哽咽？
我的声音真的被泪水噎住了
很好
- 我一直哽咽 - 与会者对此表示赞赏
他们感觉到了你把长时间的停顿
很好，停顿时间更长更好
有五个红灯区
你知道红灯区吗？
那里有一间茶馆
我和一个在茶馆工作的女人出去玩
当她离开茶馆时，她把这些杯子给了我
好的
美丽的
和有趣的
有趣
真的抽烟太多
- 柯蒂斯？ - 是吗？
你非常非常好
我喝醉了
甜点看起来很好吃
干杯!
- 我想我的脖子扭伤了 - 是的，我也是
- 你的脖子也扭伤了？- 是的，两四天？
- 你们都发生了同样的事情？ - 是的
- 很奇怪 - 也许这就是我们的命运
- 你有什么建议吗？ - 我把它们放回原位怎么样？
大家都对他很好
他一定很担心
我觉得他的日子很焦虑
没错 无法表达
是的，当我觉得他感觉不舒服时，我会问他
他会说，“一点也不”
他总是说“没事”
- 他不想让你担心 - 我以为
他总是说，'没事没事'
但到最后，好吧，我正在做一切
他告诉我他给我添了很多麻烦
但我告诉他每个人都这样做
所有的家庭，每个人，我说
是的，我明白了
那样的话，我就那样做，好吧
现在我想做一个政策
是的，请谢谢
是的是的
他们只关心他的哥哥
他是次子所以……他是这么说的
他曾经这么说，但令我惊讶的是，
大约在他去世前一个月，当我们谈论很多事情的时候
直到那时，他才怨恨他的母亲宠坏了他的兄弟，
即使他不像他那样唠叨
但后来他说，最后，他很感激他的母亲
他这么说我说那很好
在那之前，他就像她的出气筒
似乎她对顺治同学的压力全部释放了
嗯，所以，我觉得他很有耐心
他一定是
我知道所以他说他和他哥哥吃的食物不一样
因为我知道这一点，所以我总是先想到他
我不知道这样做是好是坏
所以不管怎样，他说了关于他妈妈的事
最后这些话就出来了……真好
没有任何特别的方式只是简单明了
没什么特别的
一个人改变主意
- 我们随着年龄的增长而做 - 是的，这是真的
我们可以说他被释放了
我这么认为 我真的这么认为
- 我今天必须更加努力地祈祷 - 谢谢
- 对不起，Hiro-chan 你好，Tayo-chan- 你好，Takashi-san！
- 我很抱歉你的损失 - 谢谢！
当他康复时，我们曾经非常喜欢喝酒和聊天
谢谢
我想和他有更多的时间
谢谢你在他活着的时候这么善良
他太年轻
但他最终受了委屈
我能想象
他得了肺炎
是这样吗？
很难看到他受苦我为他感到难过
我明白
对不起，我先去了
博美酱，要我给你拿张椅子来吗？
不，还好
打扰一下
我很感激你的到来
你很难坐在地板上，不是吗？还是？
- 好一点我需要多动 - 哦，我明白了
- 你确定你不需要椅子吗？ - 不需要，谢谢
脚受凉不好
俊酱，你变成这个样子之前是怎么想的？
我想和你一起喝更多
你离开我们太早了
留守的太友，请从天堂保护她
我指望你不要让我失望
- 他走了真可惜 - 非常感谢
我真的很感激你对他的好 请坐下
你带来了供品吗？
是的？
是的 它在这里
别担心
你？
- 那里 - 让我们把它们放在那里
别担心，博美和隆先生
我想多陪陪他
我们可以把它们放在那里
好的
部分邻居来访：博美先生、高志先生、泽子先生等
- 晚上好 谢谢你 - 哦，啊哈
这不是很多，但请享受它
- 一如既往的谢谢谢谢- 谢谢
一大早，神作同学就打来电话
并告诉我他会送一些鱼
我在早上 9 点前去 Ayabe 购物
我决定准备涮涮锅
上午11点左右，神作山来给我
竹荚鱼、黄尾鱼和西班牙鲭鱼
一如既往，他给了我很多鱼
他很快就开始做饭
久佐、博美、博美、坂酱、义人等等……
我把鱼送到这些邻居那里
我们慢慢吃午饭，
我们谈了很多
我给了神作山味蔬菜和米饭，
他在下午 4 点左右离开
我度过了愉快的一天