Echizen Washi

` Rina - san ( this is how most people call me here. Or Rina-chan. I have to tell you that this is very rare in Japan to call their first names each other. Usually they call their family names, but here, the situation is not the same....) ! Look ! Finally we started using this. `

At the cashery of Papyrus House, they started selling envelopes with a stamp I made a while ago. It's Yasuo san's face. His job is to explain how you do workshops there. He explained kozo like ` It grows much faster than I grew. ` Then people look at him and see how small he is. ` Kozo can grow every year longer than three meters !! I am very jealous. `

Is this a black joke ? I don't know if you laugh at his story, but here in Japan mostly visitors enjoy listening to his explanation : - ))