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The southern island of Japan is called Kyushu.
There, Japanese origin and modernization are compatible.
There are many myths, and economic development and decline repeatedly
Kitakyushu was the center of Japan in the steel industry since the Meiji era.
Before that it was a huge sandy beach. The government pioneered it. As a result, Kitakyushu has become the standard for the atomic bombings. (At that time the weather was bad and it was driven into Nagasaki)
The town was violent and violent due to development, but many women were active in it.
On the other hand, the town of Yufuin in the middle of Kyushu is becoming a tourist destination, and quiet towns are conquered by huge capital.
But the townspeople fought with them. But looking back, the history of the town was a history of robbery. Many gods were settled there. A new religion from China has changed the town. The situation remains the same.
Kitakyushu is called the birthplace of Yakuza.
It is a safe town now. But the economy is insecure.
Kitakyushu is countryside despite having a World Heritage Site.
For example, even the theme park created by Nippon Steel went bankrupt. The name of the adjacent station is the same as the theme park name. Only the station name was left behind.

Yufuin, on the other hand, is a volcanic area, but reflects the reflection of Tokyo. The number of tourists from home and abroad is only increasing. There is a gate of a shrine called Torii in a small pond called Lake Kinrin. Somehow it is in the pond and miserable. I investigated the reason. In ancient times, the town was dominated by a powerful mountain religion. History repeats itself. But the economy is always irresponsible.

South islands of Japan have myths and modern civilizations. Industry declines and fake tourism flourishes. One day, the dragon mourns at an urbanized tourist destination. He explains how the town was made and what the eel princess was. History was repeated. Meanwhile, a woman living in a declining industrial town experiences a strange phenomenon. She also recalls her grandmother who lived before and after the war. She notices her power from her grandmother.

There are many myths on the southern island of Japan. A tourist spot in a volcanic area has developed like a big city. One day, the dragon sees an urbanized tourist destination and mourns. He explains how the town was made and what the eel princess was. History has been repeated. In the Middle Ages this town experiences the same situation. At that time, a monk used his transparent heart to spread his religion. Princess Unagi loses its power and is humanized. Her friend God tries to help, but fails, the village shifts to mountain worship. Eel Princess is missing. Where is she?