"Because it's very convenient to take off these clothes."
As he spoke, Han Murphy stretched out his hand to pull open her top, spread her skirt, and pushed her to the ground.
The hem of the skirt was like a field of cherry blossoms flying in the sky, scattered under her as white as jade body.
In an instant, she saw the surprise in Han Murphy's eyes and heard his praise: "Smile, you look so beautiful with your shirt half off."
Outside the house, the waves are sparkling and seagulls are flying.
Inside the house, the cherry blossoms were dancing and panting.
Night, it turns out, can be so beautiful.
The next day, Xiaoxiao found out that the place where they shot was called: Ine, a small village in Kyoto Prefecture.
Since ancient times, the residents of Igan have been fishermen.
In Japan, there are many areas where fishing makes a living, but what makes Ine stand out is the more than 200 houseboats built along the bay.
At first glance, it looks like Venice, Italy.
Although Ine is a protected area of Japanese traditional cultural buildings, it is not prosperous at all.
With the population aging and the small village's economy declining, Egan now has only 2,000 people, 50 percent of whom are over 60 years old.
Most of the tourists who come here because of its reputation sit on the cruise ship, marvel at the amazingness of Xiaoyu Village from a distance, and then leave in a hurry, rarely staying here.
Of course, this also has something to do with the local people's attitude towards doing business.
It is said that the owners of family hotels here have quite bad tempers.
Some people refuse to accept foreign tourists who do not speak Japanese; some people do not allow guests to waste food and give small portions each time; some people do not allow guests to come back too late at night.
With their attitude, it's no wonder that tourism has never been a success here.
However, it doesn't matter to them. When there are customers, they do business, and when there are no customers, they catch big fish. Anyway, they will not die of hunger.
Ine, where the tourism industry is underdeveloped, is like an uncut jade, exuding a natural charm, so much so that French travel magazines even put it together with well-known tourist attractions such as Kyoto and Nara, and called it Japan's gateway.
The most charming place in the Western Region.
Even the Japanese were surprised by this.
Indeed, when there are no large groups of tourists around, there are less littered discarded objects on the ground, and when there is no longer a buzzing of people in our ears...
It turns out that there is an indescribable beauty of harmony between man and nature in this landscape.