Arquitectura tradicional japonesa. La historia de Tekunikku y Uta.
Hace tiempo en un pueblo de Japón, me contaron esta historia sobre un hombre y una mujer que, caminando en direcciones opuestas, se encontraron bajo un Sakura (Cerezo japonés).
A él lo llamaban Tekunikku (que significa técnica) y era un reconocido constructor de la zona, en su bolsa llevaba unos lápices y algunos papeles con bocetos. Ella se llamaba Uta (poesía en castellano) era una anciana, and only had in his hand a notebook with some verses,,es,Actually, they already knew each other,,es,but at that time they did not remember,,es,so they showed up and started chatting,,es,He started telling her his sad story,,es,During the stormy season,,es,A typhoon swept through her old house, taking all her belongings and forcing her to wander through the plains of the region of,,es,Töhoku,,ja,after listening carefully to the story of,,es,and excited,,es,she saw herself in the duty to help her,,es,"How would you like your new home to be?,,es.