Kyoto

An ignorant man falls in love with a kimono-clad sister who exudes a strong sense of femininity in Kyoto, but in the end he falls in love with her. I have added some verses to the text, some of which I wrote myself. Beginning of the novel; That year, I met a wife and mother in Kyoto who were more than ten years older than me. She was a gentle sister, a loving mother, and an IKEA sister-in-law: a combination of a married woman and an intellectual mature woman who could live in the hall, take charge of all matters at home, and make the family harmonious. , With fair skin, plump figure, and sweet voice. It can be said that her whole body is full of femininity. I fell in love with her at first sight and can't forget that day when all the pink cherry blossoms were in bloom, but I didn't dare to express my love for her or give her red rose flowers. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.