The narrator introduces himself as "Nagihiko Fujisaki" and introduces himself to the audience as "agape cress." He explains that he was born in "yamaguchi prefecture" and that his parents separated when he was 10 years old. He says that he saw a movie with his grandfather and that the two of them "politely handshaked" for about ten minutes. He then asks his father why he keeps the key to the dump-ty key. His father replies that the key was once belonging to "aruto," and that he gave it to him when they returned to Japan. The narrator then apologizes to his father for being so awkward in revealing the secret of the key.
The narrator introduces himself as "Nagihiko Fujisaki" and introduces himself to the audience as "agape cress." He explains that he was born in "yamaguchi prefecture" and that his parents separated when he was 10 years old. He says that he saw a movie with his grandfather and that the two of them "politely handshaked" for about ten minutes. He then asks his father why he keeps the key to the dump-ty key. His father replies that the key was once belonging to "aruto," and that he gave it to him when they returned to Japan. The narrator then apologizes to his father for being so awkward in revealing the secret of the key.