Kyoto, My Mother's Place

00:00:47 An old photo.

00:03:04 But never enjoyed hanami with friends.

00:05:31 the right side is a reception room for customers

00:07:21 The cold in winter was unbearable

00:09:01 Fire and fight were the flower of Edo.

00:11:29 And never harmed others.

00:13:06 my mother got married to a government official

00:14:43 I hated the darkness of the house.

00:16:34 and from north to south.

00:19:30 although it was rebuild a few times.

00:22:04 The primary school I went to.

00:23:35 and the samurai had a lot of influence over the emperor and the court.

00:26:07 Besides swimming, the pool served to keep water to put out fires in case of bombing.

00:27:57 You didn't go to the farmers to buy rice?

00:30:35 Under the rule of Tokugawa and other samurai clans

00:33:07 Respect authority.

00:34:55 in the backstage room of this sturdy building.

00:36:43 which was a protector of the state and the men in power.

00:38:30 would come and lead them to the paradise.

00:40:22 Mother really looked like a born Kyoto woman.

00:42:04 Otherwise she could have lead a quiet life alone in Kyoto.

00:43:56 She always smiled, when she met someone.

00:45:42 There are six mikoshi for the six districts of Matsuri taisha.

04:00:05 I proposed a plan