Tag: Yasujirō Ozu

• TOKYO STORY

  

  Shūkichi and Tomi waved to their son and daughter as they got into the taxi ‘A pleasant visit,’ Tomi said to her husband when they were on the train back to Onomichi in the countryside. ‘They are both doing well in their careers.’ ‘Hai,’ Shūkichi nodded. ‘And such a lovely apartment they live in. So high up.’…

  Iain Kelly

  18/02/2017

  creative writing, Flash Fiction, Short Story, What Pegman Saw

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