He was young, he knew very little about the surrounding life. And the new Tokyo world was very different from the environment in which he grew up. The metropolis turned out to be much larger than he imagined. There is too much choice of what to do, people are too unusual to communicate with each other, life rushes too quickly. Because of all this, he could not adjust the balance between himself and others. But the main thing is that in those years he still had where to return. You sit at the Tokyo Station in Shinkansen - and after some hour and a half you arrive in the "indestructible stronghold of harmony and friendship." Where time flows slowly, and always waiting for those in front of whom you can still open your soul. The fact that this place disappeared without a trace, he learned in his second year, during the summer holidays.