My husband took us to Uzumasa in Kyoto.
Then we found Gomi-san: he worked with me for the Mourning Forest.
My son showed great interest in a cat of Gomi-san's house, taking a picture with them together.
My son's clownish face: he wants to see the cat.
At the film studio, the Japanese period film called "Hissatsu" was being shot, and familiar movie villains with Japanese sabers and kimono costumes captured my son's eyes.
I told him he would be cut in half if he showed bad behavior, and then he just hid behind me waiting for them passing through.
It is more likely that those movie villains are very kind persons in their real life.
It reminds me of my last-grandfather used to saying, "Sakata Toshio, famous Japanese comedian, is really smart in reality."