It had been a long time since I was last in Tokyo, and while working abroad, I found myself dreaming almost every day about returning to this “holy ground.”

The moment I landed at Narita, I went straight to Casanova. Not even the heat could stop me. I was so excited I arrived an hour and a half early — and the wait was worth every second.

Sumire-chan was just as adorable as I remembered. Her charm, warmth, and playful spirit were all still there. We had a lot to catch up on, so we chatted for a while. Some things had changed, but I was really grateful that some of the most important things stayed the same.

If you’re someone who values building a deeper, more intimate connection, Sumire-chan is that kind of woman. She has the kind of gentle charm that feels like coming home to someone who truly understands you. The way she takes care of you, holds you, guides you — everything is filled with kindness. She’ll laugh with you, tease you, and even when she says no, somehow it’s still endearing.

I won’t go into detail about the play since I wrote about that in a previous review, but once again, it was a warm and heartfelt experience.
And what I truly appreciate is how she gently helps me improve — like a patient teacher wrapped in kindness. That’s something I’m really grateful for.