Ugetsu monogatari (Tales of Ugetsu) Page #3

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1953
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- Samurai from the fortress!

- You shall not look!

- Shut up!

- With an armor, I can become a samurai.

- What a waste of money!

Let me go! Next time we meet, you

will see a magnificent samurai.

Tobei.

She's gone... An armor!

- Do I look like a samurai?

- Yes, a grand samurai.

- But a spear...

- Give me one!

How much?

One silver coin.

Honey!

Its for you.

You fool!

Look at me! I guess you are satisfied

when I have gotten into trouble!

And very happy that you can

be a samurai! Tobei, you idiot!

Tobei, you fool.

Can you keep watch over the

goods until my partners come back?

- How much?

- Are you going to buy one?

- It depends on the price.

- They are too fine for your wife.

I have a lot of money.

Hello!

Vi thought that maybe he

had troubles finding the way.

Excuse me.

This way.

Please step inside.

I think I shall return back...

Lady Wakasa is waiting.

Please step inside.

Lady Wakasa, is it the noble lady?

Yes, the daughter of the late Kutsuki

Saemon. Hurry up now, don't be shy.

Thank you.

Come in.

Please.

Come.

You must be Mister

Genjuro from northern Omi?

How can you know my name?

I couldn't believe my eyes, when

I saw your porcelain on the market.

The shimmering blue glaze, as if

it were introduced with crystals.

My father used to teach me-

- and I have a certain

skill to judge items.

I wanted to meet you and know how you

are able to create such beautiful things.

Perhaps it is a secret

not for outsiders?

No, it's not a secret-

- but I have many years experience of

glazing and correct treatment of the clay.

The fruit of experience is beauty.

Yes, only a master could probably

create such beautiful things.

But these are mine!

I wanted to try drinking

sake from your pots.

Such a joy for you, dear pots, that

you caught the eyes of the noble lady.

As a peasant, this

is extra work for me-

- but I feel for my creations as if they were my own children

-

- and I'm happy if there is a

person who care to look at them.

But that a beautiful lady like

you, in this fantastic palace-

- favor to touch them with your

hands, that is an unbelievable joy.

Oh no, that an impoverished

person like me touch them-

- can only make your

masterpieces cry. Please.

Never before, have my

work looked this beautiful.

The value of both people and

things, change by the location.

The bowls and plates are confused

being here in this noble palace.

Your skill must not be buried in a

poor remote spot on the countryside.

You must think on refining

your talent even more.

How should I accomplish that?

Swear lady Wakasa everlasting

love and get married immediately.

What a happy voice!

It is the voice of my dead father.

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