On the Brevity of Our TiesTies in this world last only for a time. We are husband and wife, parent and child, for a shor — Kentetsu Takamori
On the Brevity of Our TiesTies in this world last only for a time. We are husband and wife, parent and child, for a shor — Kentetsu Takamori
On the Brevity of Our TiesTies in this world last only for a time. We are husband and wife, parent and child, for a shor — Kentetsu Takamori
On the Brevity of Our TiesTies in this world last only for a time. We are husband and wife, parent and child, for a shor — Kentetsu Takamori
On the Brevity of Our TiesTies in this world last only for a time. We are husband and wife, parent and child, for a shor — Kentetsu Takamori
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On the Brevity of Our TiesTies in this world last only for a time. We are husband and wife, parent and child, for a short period only. Once this reality sinks in, we cannot help treasuring each moment of our brief association.

— Kentetsu Takamori
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