Uncle Than Qigu is Forever Young

He didn't pay much attention to the sudden mouthful of dog food.

I was still laughing at Yui just now, but now I am getting retribution?

She knows very well. In this family, the things that father decides are not without a turnaround, but if mother also agrees... woo! ! !

"Hey, hey! Director Shimada of the Chiba Education Bureau issued a new regulation this year, prohibiting public teachers from being paid tutors!"

Miura Yuiko suddenly shouted excitedly, as if she had caught a straw.

"Father, I don't give money, so of course it's not against the rules!"

PS: Alas, Director Shimada died before leaving the school. We had agreed to collaborate!

Chapter 117 My Little Sister Can't Be Benizaka Akane!

"Daisuke, this is Shiina's spirit position, it's relatively simple, don't blame me."

Ryohei Hikigu put on an uncomfortable look of grief, and led Daisuke Kosaka, who was really sad, to the attic of his small house.

Daisuke Takasaka was obviously a little surprised, obviously he didn't expect to see his childhood sweetheart again outside the cemetery.

I am outside the box, you are inside the box, this... is probably the furthest distance in the world.

"This Japanese cemetery is too expensive, I can't afford it now! Those bald donkeys who don't obey the rules, I think it's very popular! A cemetery wants to sell for 500 million yen! Why don't you grab it? ?”

Bi Qigu Liangping said fiercely.

"..."

It stands to reason that it should buy a cemetery for the younger sister of the original "Bikigu Liangping".

But······

Poor!

Japan is a small country with a large population, and every inch of land is expensive. In addition, Japanese traditional culture attaches great importance to funeral etiquette, which has led to a shortage of Japanese cemeteries and rising prices.

Even though the housing market collapsed after the Great Economic Crisis and housing prices plummeted, countless people lined up to go to Tokyo Tower, the price of this cemetery is still strong, and it is considered to be the most valuable financial product.

Shiina Hikigaya and her husband's box were brought by Ms. Kikyo Kushida a month ago, when Ryohei asked her about the price of cemeteries in Japan.

Ms. Kushida Kikyo said that according to surveys, the average funeral cost in Japan is not less than 400 million yen per funeral, while the price of cemeteries in the Tokyo metropolitan area is getting more and more expensive, reaching 900 million yen in some areas.

Even the slightly remote Chiba cemetery is in the early 500 million.

Moreover, because the cemetery business around Chiba is basically monopolized by several large temples, the price will only continue to rise, and it is difficult to drop!

To make matters worse, the Buddhists that Hikigu Shiina’s husband filled out during his religious belief registration can be sent to the monastery cemetery, but Hikigu Shiina did not fill in any religious belief certificates, and even if he could afford the money, he would not be sent to the temple cemetery. Sending into monastic cemeteries is permitted.

So either the two are buried separately.

Or find a remote cemetery together in a barren mountain with inconvenient transportation.

If it is an ordinary Japanese, they will recognize it, and they will set up a cemetery for their loved ones to rest in peace.

But Bi Qigu Liangping had changed long ago!

He himself doesn't have a good impression of traditional funeral culture, and prefers the romantic feeling of "there is no need to bury the bones in the hometown, there are green hills everywhere in life", so he simply doesn't bury them.

At that time, with a budget of 3 yen, he went to the second-hand market to find a small one-meter-long incense table, and went to a street stall near the temple in the evening to buy the cheapest clay incense burner and put it in the attic.

So be it!

The remaining few thousand yen bought a box of pastries for Akino to eat alone.

If my sister is in the spirit of heaven, she will also agree to do this!

"Is this... so expensive? Alas..."

Daisuke Takasaka did not expect that the cemetery is so expensive. Now that his two children have to go to school, he will not be able to save too much money for a year as a criminal policeman.

He felt that the urn of his childhood sweetheart hadn't been buried yet, which was a bit inappropriate, but when he heard the price and thought of Biqigu Liangping's recent situation, he could only sigh in his heart.

Brother Hikigu loves his sister so much, but now he can't even buy a cemetery for his sister. He is the most uncomfortable person in the world because of this, right?

I am an outsider who deserves to talk too much.

Daisuke Takasaka knelt down on the cushion in front of the box under Hikigaya Ryohei's gaze, and solemnly gave his childhood sweetheart a few sticks of incense.

In the black-and-white photo, Shiina Hikiguchi's cute face is vivid, as if they went to school together, attended classes together, and ate bento together... As for the man next to Shiina Hikiguya, Daisuke Takasaka said silently, Even if it's over, I don't want to see more.

"Daisuke, you can't come back to life after death, how relieved you are, life will go on!"

Now that the gorilla recognized himself as the eldest brother, Hikigu Ryohei comforted him like an elder.

Without waiting for Daisuke Kosaka to speak, Ryohei said slowly and calmly, "After all, you and Shiina are old acquaintances who grew up together. You can stay here with her for a while, and I will go down and wait for you."

After all, Daisuke Kosaka couldn't respond, so he went downstairs in a hurry.

If this guy pulls me to recall the past together, it will be a disaster, and I will slip away first.

After being accosted by Daisuke Kosaka last time, Ryohei returned home and looked for the photo album of his younger sister when he was a child.

Originally, I just flipped through it casually, and didn't expect to recognize Daisuke Takasaka, after all, I was a child at that time.

It turned out to be recognized!

If Daisuke Takasaka is a gorilla, then Daisuke Takasaka was a little orangutan when he was a child. It is easy to recognize a variety of different sizes.