The following is the continuation of the previous chapter.
Kent
It was possible because it was economically stable, is not it?
The depth of affection for animals is very Japanese.
Hyakuta
I agree.
Japanese tend to think of animals as family rather than domestic animals.
Regarding dogs, this story of British diplomat Alcock is also transmitted.
He was a man who played an active part in the Shimonoseki war when Chōshū Domain with the UK and others, but while it was writing a lot of abuse that Japanese officials of the negotiating opponent were lax, the view towards the common people was different.
At one time Alcock lost his dog on his journey.
He asked the Lord of the inn for burial, not only buried in the garden gracefully but also many people grieved as if they had lost their families.
He was totally impressed and wrote 'How kind-hearted people they are'.
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Japanese people who do not know the wonder of Japanese history
Hyakuta
I think so too. Well, I am writing ‘Nippon Kokki’ and it is embarrassing to say in front of Mr. Kent, but I thought ‘Japan is amazing. It's the best.’
Kent
I think so too.
However, it is very sad that Japanese citizens do not realize the wonder of this long history, do they?
On the contrary, some Japanese are planning to make Japan's history poor.
It is a serious trouble to those who go out to the United Nations to defeat Japan.
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