Umimachi Diary Page #7

Year:
2015
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I don't remember

climbing that high...

Are we lost?

I hope when can find

our way back...

We're here!

It's true...

It really looks like that place.

When I was a child,

I came here often, with dad...

After he left,

I came by myself.

Try it.

I'm good.

Come on.

Screw you Dad!!

Screw you Mom!!!

I wanted...

To spend more time with her.

It's okay to talk to me...

About you mom.

Suzu, you can stay here...

Always.

I want to stay here ...Always.

Lets all go home, now.

-Bye.

-See you tomorrow.

-You're okay?

-Yeah.

See ya.

It was a nice funeral.

She had a good life.

You did a lot for her. You gave her

peace of mind before she passed away.

The photograph of Ninomiya...

She had a pretty smile.

She was beautiful.

Did you take the picture?

That was on our last date.

The cherry blossoms...

They're from that road, right?

In the hospital, she often

talked about them...

How those cherry blossoms

were real pretty.

Even if she knew she was dying,

she was still able to enjoy

the beauty of this world.

She was happy.

She said so.

Suzu.

If you ever wanna know

about your father. come to me.

Okay, I will.

Dad also said the same thing.

Before he died, he mentioned

the cherry blossoms...

How they were still pretty,

and that he felt happy.

He also had a great life.

I wonder what will be

my last thought...

Probably a man...

Nah, alchool!

That's my Yoshi!

What about you?

I wonder...

Maybe our veranda.

"Once again, you're not close

to getting married"

Hey, wanna hear mine!?

You have weird thoughts...

How mean!

What about you?

A lot, because

I'll have done a lot!

You're still a child alright.

Compared to my sisters!

Again with that!

In 50 years, we'll all be

old women the same.

That's gonna be fun!

Dad...

He was a loser...

But he was also a kind man.

Why?

Because...

He left us our little sister.

Yeah...

That true!

For sure!

What are you talking about?

Nothing.

Careful Chika.

Got it.

I got wet.

What's that?

Ah! Chika!

English Translation : renaudjmathieu

Original Timestamps : ZhuixinFan

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