■Kichioka Nanako's experience of playing by her mother-in-law

The other day, my wife's mother attended a gathering of women's associations and said that she had "buckwheat experience". Since then, a mother-in-law who has been sobering with her "sobauchi" (a kind of buckwheat noodles) told our couple that she would teach us about it, and he brought some buckwheat flour to my house on weekends. While I was looking at my mother-in-law's razor in the valley, who grabbed a stick of about four centimeters in diameter and buckwheated with an undefended forward tilt posture, I felt more and more unobtrusive feelings.