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When you climb up one of the mountains, there are 50 stone stairs.
When you climb up there, there is a small, old -fashioned temple.
At the entrance of the temple, there is a huge, magnificent, beautiful shrine.
The village bride, who is not blessed by the treasure, worships the shrine with
her whole body, and she will be able to see it for the first time.
Nuno no mukou ni atama
. .
.
It's good to be in this hall.
When you enter the hall, you will spread the manco to the fox.
It's good for the fox to have a good life.
It's good for the fox to have a good life.
It's good for the fox to have a good life.
At dawn, I will send you a message.
A message from Nanashi.
Who is it? A message from Nanashi?
By the way, where is it?
I'm sorry, Taya.
I don't think I can wait any longer until dawn.
You may have a whole ton of memory in Qatar.
Yoshida's son, Gokemo.
I'm 39 -year -old Murata Hyohei, from Aburaya.
I'm still single, and I don't have a wife.
I've been through a lot.
I'm glad I was able to take care of Gokemo.
How are you?
I'm fine.
That's ridiculous.
If that's the case, please.
Kokuyo -san, will you let me sleep?
Let me sleep.
I'm going to put this on.
I'm not wearing a sack, but is that okay?
Excuse me.
Wait a minute.
I need to go back to sleep.
You can go now.
Well then, I'll take my leave.
My name is Tokio Nishida,
the third son of Yamaroko.
I'm alone.
Please let me live a long life.
Please!
I'm fine.
Thank you.
Do you know soccer?
I don't care.
Thank you.
Jim, what's happening?
I'm very satisfied.
You're the one who got hurt first. It's your fault.
The one who survived will have to live on from now on.
It's been a long time since I've seen a man.
I couldn't stand it.
Suddenly, two men started to eat each other.
A woman's crotch has a crack in it to push a man into it.
Oh, why did you do that?
It feels so good, doesn't it?
Hello.
Mamiya, mom.
You're waiting in the field, aren't you?
If you want, you can put this on.
It's been bad since last summer.
Don't hold back, Mamiya's mom.
Come on, let me talk to her.
Do I... bend a bit?
Oh, no.
Taiko.
Oh, cut.
Ah, Tachiko.
Tatsuko, sit down. Huh?
Go to sleep.
Oh, this manko.
This year, I'm going to put it in the mountains.
You know that, right?
What? I don't know.
On the first day of this village, I buried the daughter of Matagura's
I chose three men from the village.
I put a thick cloth on the baby of that daughter.
I pray for the safety of the village.
This year, Tatsuko, the granddaughter of Genzo Yagura, was chosen.
See you!
Oh.
Tatsuya.
If you can't take it anymore, I'll let you put the rope in your lap.
I heard that you two love each other.
Tatsuya chased Segare to the neighbor's house.
He was called out by the villagers.
You're going to be called out again tonight.
Nengara Nenjuu, watashi no manko wo tsukattotta anta.
Watashi otorokonashi de wa ikirarein, iyanashii karada ni sumattanja.
Sasogarete na, hi ga shizumu to, naiya kahansi ga uzuichimatte,
setsunaku natte shimau nja.
Anta mo nenjuu ittottajaro, onna no manko wa otokono mara ga haeru tame ni
arunjatte.
You can't use it for me, so I have no choice but to use it for other men.
Oh, I want to be spoiled.
I want to be spoiled by a big woman.
Satsumaimo means to want a man's money.
Chairo no nuno means to wait at the roof because his family is there.
When a woman who is in a hurry wants a man's money, she puts a bamboo stick, a
satsumaimo, and a chairo no nuno at the back of the house.
When a man sees that, he hides his face and comes to the house.
Maka Hanya Haramita Shinyo
Thank you.
I was raised by my parents.
I was raised by my parents. I was raised by my parents. I was raised by my
parents.
I was raised by my parents.
It's a deep -rooted man.
Is it because he's a man?
It's not just because he's a man.
Mamiya's son, Takeko, has been a fox for a long time.
There are five children in this village.
Among them...
Mamiya Takeko has a manly look on her face.
Oh, she must be a good girl.
My name is Shouhei Murata from Aburaya.
I still don't have a wife.
I have a wife.
I have a wife.
My name is Tokio Nishizawa, the third son of Kambutsu and Yama Roku.
I am a man from Yama Roku. I am a man from Yama Roku.
I am a man from Yama Roku.
I am a man from Yama Roku.
I am a man from Yama Roku.
I am a
man
from Yama Roku. Totsugisaki no danna wa sudeni kataashi kan
oki ni tsukamatsumatte yo.
Mara wa hotondo tachi masen.
Sosoritatsu mara no onee seikatsu ni wa totemo tairaremasen.
Yobai suru otoko ni wa sakku wa tsukete moraitaku nee desu.
Namami no attakei mara wo ajiwaete.
What's the matter?
I don't feel well.
I'm sick and tired of cucumbers and eggplants.
I miss the real, fresh man's hair.
I want my baby to grow up.
I want my baby to grow up.
I want my baby to grow up.
I can't wait any longer.
I've got four times the strength to do it.
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