The Showa Life Theater of Love and Sense: A lively play by nuns and widows

In the fall of 1931 when the Prostitution Prevention Act was enacted, a beautiful woman who came to Amani-dera Temple in Yamazato, Hyogo Prefecture and a daughter of former Yoshiwara nyojo (a Buddhist priest) who had been forced to meet her son again after ten years' reunion became a ginger of Buddhist monks who were crazy about their coloring, and a husband of a former bureaucrat who repeatedly went down the heavens suddenly died during the latter half of the Heisei period, with the dispatch law being amended and the disparity society spreading, and the wife left as a food for the ugly elite bureaucrats.