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Chapter 148 The Edo Period: Embracing for Warmth

On the morning of the first day of the school trip, Jun Matsueda was sitting in the hotel restaurant.

"Even ordinary toast with milk is extraordinarily delicious. Are Hokkaido cows really that magical?"

The woman who brought the breakfast smiled gently, bowed, and left.

Jun Matsueda took another sip of the milk in the cup, and it tasted indeed more fragrant than the one in Tokyo.

If Kurusu Yoshi were to experience this, would she buy a cow from Hokkaido and keep it at home when she has money?
He chewed the toast and thought, feeling that if he were to come to the world of the living, he might really do the same.

"What is Matsueda-san thinking about?" Tomatsu Tomoka, who was sitting opposite him, asked curiously.

"Thinking about my roommate who loves drinking milk." He stuffed the last big bite of toast into his mouth.

The girl ate her breakfast in silence.

Before leaving the hotel, Matsueda Jun went upstairs to take a look and saw that Mochizuki Haruka was sleeping soundly. It seemed that she had no plans to go out.

The morning itinerary started with the Hokkaido Museum and then the pioneer village.

Jun Matsueda and Natsumi Imokawa were walking in the museum's exhibition hall, with a mammoth skeleton beside them.

"Why haven't I seen you, Imokawa, taking any pictures?" The camera on the girl's chest was never taken up, and Matsueda Jun was a little confused.

She looked listless, her head drooping. "The museum is full of dead things. There's nothing beautiful about it."

Natsumi Imokawa only likes to record things that are alive and in front of her.

The Hokkaido Museum and the Development Village are very close to each other, both next to Nopporo Forest Park, and the students can get there by walking.

"Beautiful~" This was the exclamation of the girls upon seeing the village before them.

Post offices, inns, soba shops, Hokkaido in the Edo period appears before people's eyes.

The pioneer village records the development of various industries during the development of Hokkaido - old buildings such as textiles, brewing, and animal husbandry have been preserved.

Jun Matsueda was walking in a retro Japanese-style house. Natsumi Imokawa had already separated from him. They were not in the same class, so their movements would deviate.

"Hokkaido was also beautiful in the past." Tomatsu Tomoka said behind him.

"Although it looks beautiful, the actual living experience might not be very good." Jun Matsueda looked around the bedroom in front of him. "It's a thatched wooden house. It's hard to imagine how poor people survive the Hokkaido winter. Sleeping on this kind of tatami, you can imagine the cold air coming up from the ground."

The girl was stunned for a moment, then smiled, "Matsueda-san, this is the couple's room."

"So what?" Jun Matsueda turned around and asked her.

It is a sunny day today. It seems that Yamami Maki's prayer has worked. The bright sunlight outside shines through the shoji paper on the doors and windows of the Japanese-style room and falls on Tomatsu Tomoka's face, leaving only a soft layer.

"If you sleep alone, you might feel cold," she said with a smile. "But if you sleep with someone, no matter how cold the winter is, as long as you can hug each other, you'll always feel a little warmth."

The girl's gaze enveloped him speechlessly in soft light.

There are more than fifty buildings on the map of the pioneer village. If you are interested, you can spend a whole day looking at them. When Jun Matsueda met Sushan, he was shouting "Golden Kamuy". This seems to be the filming location of the comics.

There was still half an hour left before the gathering. Jun Matsueda had already returned to the village entrance. There was a small sled on the side of the road, and Tomatsu Tomoka was sitting on it to rest.

He pulled his phone out of his pocket, and a message from Yamami Moki just came through, "Did you get the crab pot?"

"It was delicious, I forgot to take pictures." At the dinner table last night, Jun Matsueda was probably the one who enjoyed the meal the most. "That's good. Before you left, Yuka specifically asked me if I had any restaurant recommendations."

He raised his head to glance at the girl sitting in a daze on the sled, and continued to send messages to his senior.

"It was snowing when we arrived in Sapporo yesterday, but the weather is beautiful today. I think it's thanks to the prayers you gave at the shrine."

Yamami Mochi sent an emoji of a bird spinning in circles, revealing a little bit of pride.

When Tomatsu Tomoka came over, Matsueda Jun naturally put away his phone.

"Is Matsueda-san chatting with someone?"

"A friend." He looked at the two teachers walking towards him from a distance. Since Yamami Maki didn't want her juniors to know, Matsueda Jun would of course respect her idea.

After leaving the pioneer village, everyone boarded a bus to Susukino for lunch. After confirming that the girl staying at the inn had eaten well, Matsueda Jun declined Tomatsu Tomoka's offer of sea urchin sashimi and instead enjoyed soup curry with Sakamuro and Suyama.

There are no cockroaches in Hokkaido, this is what Sushan told him at the dinner table.

The next time I saw Tomatsu Tomoka was at the Shiroi Koibito factory in the afternoon. Shiroi Koibito is a famous Hokkaido specialty, a sandwich cookie. Matsueda Jun had tried it at his ex-girlfriend's place and it was indeed delicious.

Yuqiu High School arranged for students to enter the Shiroi Koibito factory to experience the cookie-making process on the assembly line, but everyone can freely choose what kind of cookies to make.

Jun Matsueda watched as Tomoka Tomatsu beside him took out a large heart-shaped cookie that she had baked, and then used a piping bag to write "Jun-kun, I like it" on the cookie.

After making the cookies, you can spend some money to customize your own cookie tin and refrigerator magnet. Jun Matsueda looked at Tomatsu Tomoka holding the tin box with his photo printed on it, and showed a happy expression.

There was a subtle feeling, as if he were already dead.

The girls walked out of the factory gate in twos and threes, bought a White Lover ice cream from the ice cream truck at the door, and then returned to the bus. By the time they finished the ice cream, the bus had stopped at the foot of Mt. Moiwa.

It was already past 3:30 in the afternoon and the sun was about to set in Sapporo. Whether it was to watch the sunset or the night view, the top of Mount Moiwa was the best place.

Matsueda Jun, Tomatsu Tomoka, Mizushima Miya, and Imokawa Natsumi were sitting in the cable car. Tomatsu Tomoka sat across from him, while the other two sat far away, looking as if they were ready to open the door and jump out at any moment.

"Look how scared you made Imokawa." said Jun Matsueda.

Tomatsu Tomoka blinked innocently and said, "I didn't do anything."

Natsumi Imokawa accidentally entered this cable car. She just didn't want to miss the sunset, so she rushed in from the crowd of Class 4 with her camera.

After hearing the girl's words, Natsumi Imokawa leaned towards Jun Matsueda. "Sapporo's night view has been rated as one of the new three major night views of Neon. It is definitely not to be missed." She whispered.

The girl meant that she hoped Jun Matsueda could stay with her on the top of the mountain and wait for the night view after sunset.

Mizushima Miya looked out the window, looking for the sunset.

The carriage naturally became quiet. They had been traveling on the road all day and now lay at everyone's feet.

The cable car disappeared into the mountains and forests, and the scattered buildings with snow-capped tops disappeared into the distance. The urban cluster turned into a miniature landscape under the gradient blue and white sky.

The black cable continues to extend, as if reaching the sky.

The anticipation for reaching the top of the mountain arises naturally in people's hearts.

(End of this chapter)