Rural White House A mansion like this is seen hardly, but a straw-thatched roof house alike is seen hardly, too.

This is that white house in Hanaizumi that you might have seen here yesterday. I was surprised of the size of this house at first, but when I looked at it again after I passed through the house, I was more surprised of it again. As you can see, there was a house of straw-thatched roof next to the mansion. A kind of that house is seen hardly nowadays, but it was an ordinary size Japanese traditional house. So you could find how big this house is. The straw-roof-house is not small. It is bigger than our general house. Those straw-roof-houses used to be seen well in old days in countryside. And then this poor house has rusty tin roof. And it seems to be connected to the white mansion by the passageway of the rusty roof. The old house was a before house, and I think parents is living in the house even now, but its son with his family might be living in the mansion.

Anyway, this house is very huge, but the entrance road is quite narrow compared with the house, and around the mansion, too. Only the white mansion is gorgeous. So it made me feel strangely more. Anyway, I call this house "FUKADA Kyoko's House" after that. She is a detective, but she is called "Detective of billionaire." She is a lovely girl about at age of 23. It is not strange if she came out of the white house. But if this is ten years ago, we would have called this house "SHIRATORI Reiko's House." You might think Japanese policeman is rich, but Mr. Nakagawa, a young policeman was working in police box in downtown, who is a colleague with
Ryotsu is a grandchild of a billionaire grandpa, too. I might be too watching TV.