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| − | In the Japanese version, during the fire in 1945, both Jii and Azuma called the young Umeno "Ojo-sama" and it's not for an housekeeper. When Goro search on the culprit's computer, we can see for little the famous photo of Koyata Yamamoto and Saneatsu Mushanokoji with the painting, then she didn't her the businessman who owner it. Yamamoto was born in 1886 and then he was 59-year-old in 1945. Then, if the called her so, she was clearly her daughter. It's better to search somewhere for confirmation. | + | In the Japanese version, during the fire in 1945, both Jii and Azuma called the young Umeno "Ojo-sama" and it's not for an housekeeper. When Goro search on the culprit's computer, we can see for little the famous photo of Koyata Yamamoto and Saneatsu Mushanokoji with the painting, then she didn't her the businessman who owner it. Yamamoto was born in 1886 and then he was 59-year-old in 1945, while Umeno was 12-year old. Then, if the called her so, she was clearly her daughter. It's better to search somewhere for confirmation. |
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Umeno
In the Japanese version, during the fire in 1945, both Jii and Azuma called the young Umeno "Ojo-sama" and it's not for an housekeeper. When Goro search on the culprit's computer, we can see for little the famous photo of Koyata Yamamoto and Saneatsu Mushanokoji with the painting, then she didn't her the businessman who owner it. Yamamoto was born in 1886 and then he was 59-year-old in 1945, while Umeno was 12-year old. Then, if the called her so, she was clearly her daughter. It's better to search somewhere for confirmation.
