Chapter 17 It's also a Japanese drama

--------------- It's also a Japanese drama --------------- Kyoto Gyoen, Spring 1993 Japanese soaps Being in the capital, I naturally slowed down the tempo, and I, who was always impetuous, calmed down. When I wake up in the morning, M is about to flip through the guidebook to see which tram and bus to go there. I suggest that I put the heavy responsibility on my feet and let them go as they go. There are many walking paths in the ancient capital alley, so relax Walk and watch a little bit. Walking into "Domasa" which sells five-color beans, a specialty of Kyoto, and "Kamishi Kakimoto", a Japanese paper specialty store, and "Narumi Mochi Honten", which has a display of beautiful shochu that you don't know if you can eat it. " and "Fujia", anyway, there are characters and characters, real and illusory, after passing the "Sawai Soy Sauce Main Store", in front of you is the Kyoto Gyoen.

I still don't know the historical details of the Heian Dynasty, and I'm not very interested in the intrigues and killings of the royal family and officials in the court. I have long forgotten who can tell me in which era Zi Shibu's book was written--those who don't know are not guilty, least of all. Nothing is more responsible than the tourists who walk past quietly like me. After passing through the plain and stable dark brown typical Japanese-style wooden palaces, the exterior walls painted whiter than white, and the spotless corridors, the outer garden is based on the "dry mountains and rivers" with the basic spirit of Beizong's ink painting. The lines sweep out clear lines, there are ripples, waves, vortexes, and whirling lines... It's boring to watch because of my lack of skills. Poor royal puppets are dressed in traditional clothes. They have to stand here for thousands of years. For a hundred years, we have welcomed and sent off tourists in a hurry every day.When I met them face to face, I was thinking, as a person who knows how to walk, I should be grateful!