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Japanese literature
Okita Soji, Takasugi Shinsaku, Ryoma Sakamoto, and Hanjiro NAKAMURA. The women who exchanged feelings with the patriots who ran through Kyoto at the end of the Edo period. This is a short edition of a gem that vividly depicts the precious moment in which they lived. "A river is a ruthless thing, because it flows constantly and never shows the same figure for a moment" (poet, Yanagawa Seigan, wife, Chang Hong-ran, "Hong-ran") "I am also going to have a day that I can walk in the sun" (Shinsen-gumi, Okita Soji, a feudal retainer of Choshu Domain, and young landlady of Ogawa-tei, "Usurayo") "I am dead, but I am alive. There is nothing missing. I have loved him, and he has taken care of me more than anything else" (Shinsen-gumi, Takasugi Shinsaku, a feudal retainer of Choshu Domain, and an old woman with a cough disease, Furai, "? Ryu") "I have loved him, and I have never lost anything. I have always loved him," (Shinsen-gumi, Ken Okamoto, an old woman with a cough disease, Kimo, "Shunshippu") "I have found all women to live by their love and love, and I would have made a big mistake." (Ryoma, a feudal retainer of Choshu Domain, and a geisha in Gion, Kimo, "Shunshippu") "I have been chosen for a beautiful girl," (Tosa feudal retainer, Ryoma SAKAMOTO, Saburo GION, and Taka, a daughter of Taya KAME, "Tsuhana") "I really liked nakamura so much that I was surprised by myself that I could love people from the bottom of my heart" (Satsuma feudal retainer, Hanjiro NAKAMURA, and a daughter of Murata Kikanten Minoru Yoshida