This article is a continuation of "The Dancing Girl of Izu" by the famous Japanese writer Kawabata Yasunari. Kawabata Yasunari is one of Japan's greatest writers. He became famous for this novel when he was a boy. He later wrote many excellent novels such as "The Sound of the Mountain" and "Sleeping Beauty". He won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1968 for his creation of "Snow Country" and "Ancient Capital".
"The Dancing Girl of Izu" by Mr. Kawabata Yasunari is an excellent short story. The article writes about the beautiful love between the dancing girl and "me" in a sad and beautiful style. Beautiful language, classic dialogue and detailed emotional description make it one of the best Japanese short stories.
After the author read the original novel thoroughly, he fell in love with this excellent novel and has read it carefully for nearly ten times. Because I liked it so much, I came up with the idea of continuing it.
This article basically unfolds the narrative in the style of the original text, mainly to fulfill my wish (some "regrets" in the original text, such as "watching a movie" and "comb"). This article shows the melancholy love from the perspective of the original text. I believe that the author who likes the original text will like this novel.