Am I being simulated by their love affair.

Chapter 181 Easily satisfied, and easily greedy.
After lunch, the girls prepared to leave. Before leaving, they went to the Kaminarimon Gate in front of Sensō-ji Temple.

"Wow, there are still so many people." Aya-chan completely gave up hope.

"Senso-ji Temple is always here, you can come here anytime." Yamamiya Miki comforted her softly.

She's a gentle sister indeed, a bonus! The girl nodded inwardly.

But during lunch, Sister Tomatsu was very considerate to Jun-ge, which also deserves some credit, and she was a little confused about what to do for a moment.

But it seems like Yamami-nee doesn't have any feelings for Jun-ge.
"Let's go." Jun Matsueda and Tomoka Tomatsu stood behind the two of them.

The four of them walked towards Asakusa Station and stopped at a traffic light.

Before them was a starfish-shaped radial intersection with five lanes. The girls stood in front of the zebra crossing, and behind them on the second floor were red signs for KFC and Ichiran Ramen.

Across the zebra crossing is the Komagata Bridge on the Sumida River. Behind the river you can see the towering Sky Tree. Next to it is a golden building with a mysterious statue of the same color on the roof.

"What is that?" Miyamura Aya asked, looking at the golden poop on the rooftop.

"That's the logo of Asahi Beer. That building is the Asahi Beer building." Although Yamami Matsukori explained seriously, her eyes moved to the nearby traffic light.

"There are still too many strange things in Tokyo." Cai-chan shook her head helplessly.

"I won't want to drink Asahi beer anymore." Matsueda Jun said suddenly, and the girls laughed.

When the blue signal comes on, turn left and walk another 200 meters, and the Ginza Line subway entrance will be right in front of you.

The subway entrance to Asakusa Station was built a long time ago. There were exposed pipes at the stairwell, and some of the wall paint had fallen off near the handrail. The passage was quiet, with only the clatter of shoes and boots on the ground.

The four of them walked into the yellow train and sat down. The Ginza Line can take you all the way to the entrance of Hie Shrine without having to transfer.

"Brother Chun, when does school start?"

"Number eight."

"So fast!"

"Winter vacation is short anyway, and the third semester will pass quickly." Tomatsu Tomoka, who was sitting on the other side of Matsueda Jun, joined the conversation.

"By then you will be sophomores and will have younger classmates." Yamami Moki said with some emotion.

"My goal is to become your junior!" Cai-chan raised her hand. "If I can successfully enroll, please take good care of me."

Jun Matsueda felt that she could rest easy as long as she held on to Tomoka Tomatsu's thighs.

"Aya-chan, are you planning on taking the Yugaoka exam?"

"Yeah! I want to see Chun-ge's school!"

After lunch, the two of them started calling Miyamura Aya Aya-chan. The relationship between girls develops really quickly.

The train stopped at Nihonbashi, next to Tokyo Station and the Imperial Palace. Many passengers got on and the girls lowered their voices a little.

"Then Aya-chan, you can join the wind band after you enroll. We just won the national gold medal, and the two former captains are right in front of you~"

Yamami Maki's tone became excited, and Tomatsu Tomoka put her right hand on her cheek and made a "V" sign.

The train passed Toranomon and stopped at Akasaka-Mitsuke Station. The four of them followed the crowd out of the platform, and Matsueda Jun found that the surrounding environment looked a little familiar.

"Is that the TBS building over there?" He looked towards the southwest.

"Yes, Matsueda, have you been there? There is also a shrine nearby." Yamami Moki walked behind him, and the other two were temporarily separated by the passengers in the aisle.

"There are so many shrines in Tokyo." He blinked.

"It's normal for a district to have five, six, seven, or eight shrines. After all, there are eight million gods."

The girl tugged at the scarf around her neck with both hands; it seemed to have gotten a little crooked in the car. The afternoon sunlight shone on the rooftop. Jun Matsueda took out his phone, snapped a picture of the TBS building in the distance, and sent it to Yosuke Kurusu.

The two girls who were lagging behind just walked out of the station at this time. Tomatsu Tomoka and Miyamura Aya both looked between the two of them, but they wanted to see different results.

"So where is Hie Shrine?" Miyamura Aya looked around and saw only modern buildings, without any trace of a shrine.

Standing at the intersection next to the station, the girls saw tall buildings rising from the ground, but on the other side of the zebra crossing was a flat square with a white torii gate quietly sitting next to the traffic light.

After passing the torii gate, there is a long stone staircase. The girls climbed up the stairs, leaving the encirclement of the tall buildings and walking into the lush trees.

"It feels like walking in the mountains." Miyamura Aya exclaimed.

The Thousand Torii Gates are like a tunnel. The sunlight first passes through the shade of the trees, then passes through the closely arranged red Torii Gates, and finally falls on the shoulders of the four people.

Following the girls through the temple gate, the view became wider again, and the jade-green roof of the shrine finally appeared in front of Jun Matsueda.

"It is indeed a rare beauty." Jun Matsueda stood outside the hall, and the green tiles blended with the sky.

"This is the shrine that my senior and I carefully selected." Tomatsu Tomoka held Yamami Matsukio's arm, and Miyamura Aya was taking pictures of the two of them.

Although the line for Hatsumode is not long, it still takes some time to wait.

Jun Matsueda walked out of the palace gate and looked at the girls lined up. He answered the call on his mobile phone.

"Matsueda! Are you going to the TBS building again?" Kurusu Yoshi's voice was still full of energy. She had just seen the message sent by Matsueda Jun.

"I'm visiting a nearby shrine." Matsueda Jun waved at Tomatsu Tomoka, indicating that she didn't need to wait for him to visit.

"Then can you please worship for me too? My mom and I are at Mount Fuji." The sound of waves came from the other end of the phone, and the girl seemed to be taking a hot spring bath.

"What do you want to ask for?" Matsueda Jun turned around and saw Yamami Miki walking towards him. The girl was the first to finish her worship.

"My debut song was just released two days ago, so of course I'm looking for a career!"

"Then I wish you a big debut."

"It doesn't matter if you don't ask for it, because I will definitely succeed~" As the girl said this, the sound of water splashing came from the phone again.

“This guy,” Jun Matsue hung up the phone, took out his coin purse from his pocket, and thankfully still had enough.

"A call from a friend?" The girl sat next to him, some distance between them. She looked at the coin purse in Matsueda Jun's hand, which she had chosen.

Yamamiya Moki felt a little sweet in her heart.

"Yes, it's my roommate. She asked me to pay my respects on her behalf." Matsueda Jun turned around. "Are they still in there?"

"It should be Tomoka and Aya-chan's turn soon."

"Then I'll wait for them to come out before going in. It's a good time to take a break." He put away his phone and looked at the path hidden in the lush woods under his feet.

Yamami Maki took off her scarf and put it on her legs. Her face was a little red as she climbed the many steps to the shrine.

"Senior, are you satisfied with this first time with your friends?"

"Very satisfied!" The girl nodded gently, "And I got to know Aya-chan, a very cute girl!"

She wanted to say something else, but Matsueda Jun had already stood up - Tomatsu Tomoka and Miyamura Aya walked out of the palace gate and walked towards them.

Yamami Maki looked at Matsueda Jun's back, and the girls gathered around him, chattering.

She hadn't spoken much to Jun Matsueda today.

I think I would be more satisfied if I could talk to Matsueda-san a few more times.

(End of this chapter)