Tsunetomo Yamamoto Quotes

In The Kamigata Area, They Have A Sort Of Tiered Lunchbox They Use For A Single Day When Flower Viewing. Upon Returning, They Throw Them Away, Trampling Them Underfoot. The End Is Important In All Things.

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