The Atsushi family lived in the village of Shirakawa-go and Gokayama, next to forests and surrounded by mountains Mother Akina takes care of her three daughters, Amine and Akemi, Shika, and dreams of living a long life. You see the knight of their dreams.1 After retiring from military service, Father Atsushi took an interest in gardening and horse breeding One cold night, Atsushi and Akina were sitting with the girls in their room after they finished eating dinner. The geisha made tea. The girls were delighted with the presence of the geisha, who prepared a delicious sponge cake. The father used to meet with the family every weekend and he asked a geisha to visit the house. After completing her work at the Iccha Hotel, Akemi becomes a geisha. On every visit he would bring her a bouquet of roses. And books and magazines 2 Atsushi greets the maid Geisha, and asks Akina to tell him about the girls' school results. When Akina wanted to speak, Akemi interrupted Akina's speech. She said to her: Amini is in middle school, and Shika is studying with me in high school. In a few days I'm waiting for an exam to enter the university. Shika has learning difficulties, but I'm sure I'll go to university next summer.3 Father Atsushi asks Akemi what is your future profession, Akemi I am interested in engineering, Atsushi and why did you choose that profession? Akina addresses Atsushi I will answer you this question, our daughter Akemi has been loving to draw the house since she was little. Don't you remember one day I brought you a picture of our house and hung it in your locker? Atsushi Really, I forgot this. Good luck to you, my daughter. Help your sisters study. Atsushi Since you want to be an engineer, I will tell you my life story tonight, and when I finish, I will ask you a question. Are you ready Akemi?4 Our village was empty of houses, and there were only thick trees, beautiful flowers, and thick clouds that could not leave this place. Every day these clouds pass in different colors, one day they are white and the next day they are gray, and one day they are very black, and one day they turn brown. My father was a fisherman who lived in the village of Osaka. He loved adventure and wandering. With his family in the village of Shirakawa-go and Gokayama in search of medicinal herbs as my mother had been suffering from illness since she gave birth to me, he was advised by a comrade in Osaka to go to Gokayama Village, and there was a herb that contained medicine that relieved her of illness. that you suffer from 5