Man: Uh.. So peaceful..

Ginko: you can say that again.

Man: But when it's this nice and sunny everyday, people tend to get lazy.
You've ever notice that?
My wife doesn't wanna get out of her bed in the morning, sometimes she sleeps so late,
she doesn't even bother to make breakfast.

Ginko: I wonder if you know that they always say "spring night knows no dawn".

Man: She's also been very forgetful lately, (***) last time she went to the market,she left a kid behind.
She didn't even remember bringing him.

Ginko: That's pretty bad. You () she hasn't forgotten you (*) time you get home.

Man: At this point that might be a good thing.

Ginko: Tell me something. Your wife, Does she have any trouble sleeping in the night?

Man: Huh? No, she snores like a bear.

Ginko: Good. That's a relief.

Man: What are you talking about, it's not good ! She's so loud I can't sleep.

Ginko: I've got some medicine for snoring.

Man: Really? Does it work?

Ginko: Thanks.

Kaji: Excuse me, about what you say...

Ginko: Hm? you mean a snoring medicine?

Kaji: No, about forgetting things. Is there some connection between that and having trouble sleeping?
Is it bad?

Ginko: Why? Do you know someone like that?

Kaji: I'm home.

Kaji: Mom?

Sayo: Kaji! Please you've got to help me! There is a strange creature here!
Kaji: Creature?

Kaji: You mean this crab? You forgot these too. They come up from the river about this time every year. Remember?

Sayo: What? Really are you sure?
Oh, Hi! you are the one of the Kaji's friends. Nice to see you again.

Kaji: You've never met him. This is Mushi-master. His name is Ginko.

Sayo: He is a what?

Ginko: Hi. Mind if I come in?

Sayo: Please do. I'm Kaji's mother, Sayo.

Kaji: She is like that all the time. (***) she's always been a little clumsy,and she's forgotten things
from time to time before.
But ever since last spring, the thing she forget seems more and more bizarre. After a busy day I had lots of customers,
I used some of money (?I made) some dango, her favorite food.

Sayo: Kaji, these are delicious. I've never tasted anything like them before.

Kaji: What are you talking about? You've had these before?

Sayo: No, I haven't. What do you say? That is secretly eating these when no ones are around?

Kaji: I couldn't believe it. She completely forgot know about dango. Then, one another day,

Sayo: I was thinking about selling the ones that I don't wear too often.

Kaji: What's the matter?

Sayo: Is this one mine? I don't recall having one like this.

Kaji: Of course it is. You kept it (***) because it was expensive.

Sayo: I did? Oh, Now I remember this old thing. It didn't look good on me, so I never wore it.

Kaji: Among the kimonos that she rarely wore, she only forgot about the ones with prints on them.