The Charismatic Charlie Wade

Kyoto City is hundreds of kilometers away from Tokyo.

The huge mansion with a century-old history of the Ito family is located in the center of Kyoto City.

The Ito family residence is next to Nijo Castle, the residence of Oda Nobunaga, one of the three masters of the Warring States Period in Japan. Although the area is slightly smaller than Nijo Castle, the overall area is larger than the largest single-family villa in Eastcliff. Much more.

Around the mansion, there is a moat dug during the war, and it still bears the responsibility of guarding the mansion.

On the city wall, a 360 degree surveillance with no dead ends was installed to ensure that this mansion would not be violated by anyone.

And behind the towering city walls are bodyguards with live ammunition.

The buildings in the mansion are all typical Japanese-style wooden buildings. Each one has a history of at least a hundred years. There are dozens of ancient trees with a history of 100 years in the courtyard, plus those mottled and countless. The century-old stone sculptures are antique and full of charm.

wheelchair, looking up at the hazy sky. This beauty is the eldest

for the first snow this year in

the past, the snow in Kyoto would come a little earlier, but this winter is an

was cold, and every

the Kinki Regional Meteorological Department issued a heavy snow warning, saying that it will be heavy snow in Kyoto tonight,

was still no trace of the heavy snow, the sky was very cloudy,

a distance for a long time. Seeing that it was late, he walked over and respectfully said, “Miss, it’s late. It seems that the snow will not fall tonight, the

forecast has said, there is

arrange for the next

to feel the first snowflake on my face. If I wait for the snow to fall. If you come out again, you will lose the

is cooling down, the temperature is getting lower and lower, and you will

matter whether it is snowing or not, I will go back to my room to soak in a hot spring. Although Watanabe-san can rest

respectfully: “I’m nearby. Miss, call me

softly: “Good Watanabe-san,