In the soil in front of the garden, there is a large ceramic goldfish tank, which sinks all the way to the edge of the tank. Next to the fish tank, there is a human corpse wearing a crepe kimono, holding garden geta on only one foot, lying on the ground. It was later learned that the cause of death was potassium cyanide poisoning. The corpse's hands were stretched out, as if trying to grasp the edge of the fish tank. The victim probably struggled in pain and crawled to the goldfish tank, probably because he wanted to rinse his mouth or drink the water in the fish tank. At that time, the poison remaining in the mouth dripped into the water, so the goldfish also died. This is the general view of people. However, the one who should be concerned should be the poisoned corpse, not the goldfish. But he ignored the corpse and instead stared at the dead goldfish. This was a bit too funny.
