The protagonist later runs into Mrs. Ota, Fumiko, and Inamura Yukiko at a tea ceremony given by Chikako, in a bizarre reunion of his father's mistresses after the father's death.
As a young boy, the protagonist of this book catches Chikako removing the hairs from her breast. The protagonist later runs into Mrs. Ota, Fumiko, and Inamura Yukiko at a tea ceremony given by Chikako, in a bizarre reunion of his father's mistresses after the father's death. Kikuji Mitani is tormented by the trysts and depravity of his father, which contrast with the idealized image of a girl wearing a kerchief, the book's titular image. Written as a quasi-sequel to Snow Country, for ten points, identify this work by Yasunari Kawabata.
As a young boy, the protagonist of this book catches Chikako removing the hairs from her breast.
A {Thousand Cranes} or {Sembazuru} or {Senbazuru}