We moved by train for about an hour and got off.
"Alright. Before shopping let us finish the toilet. Rui. Teach Letree-san how to use a Japanese toilet."
"Understood."
I relieved myself in the station toilet.
Then from a slightly distant position a faint voice "hyawaa" could be heard.
I see. Letree-san used the washlet and water hit her crotch and she was surprised.
Kuso. I should have entered a unisex toilet together and enjoyed the reaction from close…
Leaving the station building is a main street of building town. If you go one street in from there a nostalgic shopping street.
There are soba shops and Japanese-sweets shops that seem to have continued from before Showa, while cafe and hamburger chains line up, and luxury bread, tapioca drinks, maritozzo, fruit sandwiches, standing-eat steak shops and such, trendy shops opening and closing, a shopping street where the scenery changes every time you go.
