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Intro. In a time after the end of the war, when Japan lived according to the rhythm of established traditions, marriage was not a story of hearts, but rather a covenant concluded by the decision of the parents and the silence of the children. Obedience was a virtue, and beginnings were born timid and noiseless. In that time, two destinies came together in a contract that was not preceded by a meeting, and a wedding that was completed with prayers, not with attendance, to begin a story that was written with patience, not with words.

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