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Catherine took a shower and then walked out naked.

The kimono is ready, and what Catherine needs to change into now is a summer suit.

This is a furisode kimono, considered a formal dress for an unmarried girl, with iris flowers painted on it.

By this time, Elsa had already read the instruction manual two or three times.

"The first step is to put on the foot bags...this kind of socks is really weird..."

"This is how you wear a kimono."

Catherine picked up the foot bag and put it on her feet.

"It's exotic."

"Then what?"

Catherine asked.

"Put on the kimono and insert the sleeves of the undershirt into the sleeves of the kimono. Adjust the back seam of the kimono to the center of the back, and then use a clip to secure the collar of the shirt to the kimono."

Catherine did so.

"Then lift the collar with your hands and adjust the length of the hem until it does not touch the ground... Open the kimono and place the front collar to the waist bone to determine the width of the front. It is appropriate to align the edge of the kimono with the side of the body."

Step by step, Catherine began to be in a hurry.

"Elsa, come here and help!"

Catherine really can't do it alone.

In the end, it took a long time, and with Elsa's help, Catherine put on the clothes. Then, Catherine also helped Elsa put on the clothes.

After putting on your clothes, put on your clogs and that's it.

"Let's get another hairstyle?" Catherine's temper was coming, but thinking about it, her hair matched those strange Japanese hairstyles... It really didn't work. In the end, Catherine could only tie a ponytail. And Elsa, she

She also gave the other party a ponytail, but the ponytail on Elsa's head was cut into two by Catherine.

"Come, come to the mirror and have a look!"

Catherine pulled Elsa to the mirror.

Although Catherine's face is not the same as that of Japanese people, wearing this kimono on her body also shows an alternative beauty, which is somewhat like the feeling of the characters in the anime that Catherine has seen.

Catherine turned around, and the only thing that was awkward about her was the huge "baggage" at the back, which is also a characteristic of kimonos.

Without the baggage behind it, it would be the traditional Chinese Wufu.

However, Catherine strongly suspected that without this baggage, her clothes would fall apart - although this was not the case, this was how it was played in the good kids movies that Catherine had watched...

Catherine tried to take two more steps, but found that her feet were completely restricted, and she could only take small steps, and the range was very small. However, because of her previous experience, walking was very easy.

In addition, kimonos are indeed as legendary. It is very convenient to go to the toilet without having to take off your clothes.

It's a pity that his father can't see it - because the Taiwanese government seems to attach great importance to this matter, so it sent people to Japan in advance to meet with Bruce, who is the group's CEO, and discuss the next few days.

itinerary.

After all, Bruce is the person in charge of negotiating with Taiwan, while Catherine is more interested in traveling and making soy sauce.

For Taiwan, this is the largest foreign company that wants to enter Taiwan under their new policy. How could they not pay attention to it?

So, Catherine and Elsa traveled together as two people. Of course, it was inevitable to be surrounded by big men in black suits and sunglasses.

By the way, this mib was inspired by Catherine after she came to Japan. It came from the Japanese underworld. Of course, Catherine did not know whether the current Yakuza organizations in Japan have black suits.

Catherine, who was surrounded by black, decided to see all of Tokyo. The first place she wanted to go was the Emperor's Palace.

It's just a pity that because the Allied forces were not very powerful and failed to kill the emperor, now tourists cannot go to the Imperial Palace, but can only watch it from a distance in the square in front of the Imperial Palace.

The main entrance to the Imperial Palace should have been the Second Bridge. The Second Bridge is equivalent to the Jinshui Bridge in front of the Tiananmen Gate Tower. However, this bridge was destroyed during World War II and will probably take several years to be rebuilt.

The bronze statue of Kusu Masashira in front of the Imperial Palace was a work of art cast by the Tokyo Art School in 1904. It reflected the highest level of Japanese casting technology at the time. However, in Catherine's view, this bronze statue... was really strange.

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Kusu Masashige was a royalist general in Japan in the Middle Ages. He made many contributions to consolidating the rule of the Japanese emperor, but in the end he committed suicide due to military failure at the age of 43. After the Meiji Restoration, the Japanese emperor in order to cultivate the people's respect for the emperor.

Yu Zhong dug up the historical Kusu Masashige and made him the so-called "Military God" known to every household in Japan. This bronze statue is the product of this historical background.

The Imperial Palace of Japan is located in the city center like the Forbidden City in Beijing, but in front of the Imperial Palace is not a square, but a large pine forest of various shapes. Both tourists and local residents can rest and play freely in the pine forest.

"Tch, I thought this place was nice, but it turned out to be a dilapidated old house!"

Catherine couldn't help but complain.

"Maybe it was because it was destroyed during World War II?"

Elsa answered.

The two of them walked along the street and attracted a lot of attention, but the group of bodyguards in black made the onlookers afraid to approach.

"Forget it, let's find another place, Elsa, is there any other good place around here?"

"Good place? Let me take a look... Sensoji Temple? It seems very good here." Elsa looked at her travel guide.

"Sensoji Temple is the oldest temple in Tokyo. It was built in 628 AD. It is said that at that time, two brothers who made a living by fishing caught a gold statue of Guanyin one day. The neighbors thought it was the appearance of Buddha.

So everyone raised funds to build a temple for worship, and Sensoji Temple was born..."

Elsa read an introduction.

"Okay, let's go take a look!" Catherine pulled Elsa over there.

Sensoji Temple was not too far away, but the clothes Catherine wore made them walk for a while. They could have taken a car, but Catherine wanted to experience the feeling of a kimono.

After arriving at Sensoji Temple, the first thing you enter is a wash basin where tourists wash their hands with water from a spoon and then drink some water. It is said that this can bring good luck and can ward off diseases and strengthen the body. I don’t know who the statue above is.

.Although Catherine is not too cold about these monsters, she follows the local customs and scoops some water to wash her hands, but drinking water is not necessary. Although Catherine believes that this water must be clean, but thousands of people have drank it.

No one can guarantee whether the water spoon is clean.

Sensoji Temple also has a reserved item - drawing lots. But Catherine didn't like this, so she just went out.

The five-story pagoda next to Sensoji Temple. The five-story pagoda was first built in 942 AD. It has been destroyed and rebuilt several times. The last time was bombed by the Allies in 1945. The current one was rebuilt in 1949. It is said that there are enshrinements from

Sri Lanka’s “Relics of the Holy Buddha.”

If it were in a cultivation novel, this thing would be a great tonic, right?

For some reason, since arriving in Japan, Catherine has fallen in love with making complaints. It seems that she has just followed the Romans.

Facing the main entrance of Sensoji Temple, there is a lively commercial street, where you can have lunch.

It feels very novel to walk into a traditional Japanese restaurant and sit down on your knees in the traditional Japanese way.

Catherine ordered eel rice.

In fact, Catherine also wants to eat the legendary Ichiraku Ramen - unfortunately, this is not a wood industry village.

"Where should we go in the afternoon?" Catherine picked up the travel guide.

Suddenly her eyes lit up.

"Let's go over here!"

"Kanagawa?" Elsa looked at Catherine in confusion.