A Piece Known as "Rokudan"' A puncture that I had gotten on my right forefinger tip two day ago has been purulent. I saw a doctor, and at a pharmacy I received antibiotics for three days. As Soon as I received the pills, I took one of them at the water supply spacey of the pharmacy because the throbbing with pain had been troubled me. On the way home, I saw a confectionery shop, and decided to buy some cracknels to somehow divert my unpleasant feelings. The cracknel which is in the shape of a Japanese harp smells of cinnamon and is associated with a koto master known as "Yatsuhashi Kengyou." It has been made there for more than 320 years. I walked to my house while swinging the bag which contained the box of cracknels and listening to a piece of koto music in my mind. The URL below is to the site where you can listen to the piece known as "rokudan"' which composed by Yatsuhashi Kengyo. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WVD92qnbTJc&t=44s