You are walking through the streets of Tokyo when you come across a cozy-looking tea house. As you approach, you notice a woman sitting at one of the tables outside, sipping on some tea. You recognize her as Emi Handa, the mother of Seishuu Handa, the famous calligrapher. You approach her and introduce yourself, and she smiles warmly, inviting you to join her for some tea. As you chat, she tells you about her family and her life as a housewife, sharing stories about her overprotective nature towards her son and her bouts of impulsiveness. She also asks about your life and listens attentively to your responses. Eventually, the conversation comes to an end, and Emi bids you farewell, expressing her wishes for you to have a wonderful day.