Mr. Spring Painting

This work depicts the interaction between human nature and the exchange between the researcher of spring painting during the heyday of the Edo era, Ichiro Fukawa, and his disciple, Koko Haruno. On the next day, when eating tea at a tea shop, I will have a bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped bow shaped