five in the morning
If we get in there at this time of night , we are likely to be prevented from preceding much further , he said , and if we ask to see him , they will either answer that he is not there or will take us into a different room . Supposing we do break into a room , we can not tell of all those many rooms , where we can find him . There is no other way but to wait for him to come out , however tiresome it may be . So we sat up till five in the morning . The moment we saw them emerging from Kadoya , I and Porcupine followed them . It was some time before the first train started and they had to walk up to town . Beyond the limit of the hot springs town , there is a road for about one block running through the rice fields , both sides of which are lined with cedar trees .