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This time, we decided to organize the "storehouse" in the old house we purchased.

When we entered the storehouse intending to clean it up, we found many items that evoked the lifestyle of the past, such as old records, dishes, kimonos, a stone mortar and pestle, and a brazier.

Items from the Taisho, Showa, and even Heisei eras.

It was as if we had traveled back in time to an old house, filled with things that are rarely seen these days.

My wife, who especially loves Japan, was incredibly excited (lol).

"What do you use this for?"

"This is so cute!"

She seemed to enjoy each item she found.

At first, we thought, "Today we'll clean the storehouse," but before we knew it, we were more interested in searching for old items than cleaning.

In the end, this day turned out to be more of a "treasure hunt" than a day of organizing the storehouse.

Who has lived in this old house before?

Looking at the things that have been left behind,
I feel like I can catch a glimpse of the lives of the people who used to live here.

From now on, I will gradually create my life in this old house.

This time, I hope you will enjoy the "old things left behind in the storehouse" that I found before that.

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