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Although Shimamura studied some European dances, he was basically a gentleman who sat on his ancestral property and had nothing to do. He came from East "Snow Country".

Kyo arrives at the snowy Joetsu Onsen Inn, and gets acquainted with Komako, who sells his lust there, Komako is young and beautiful, not only can play a good hand of the three strings, but also works hard to keep a diary, although the relationship between them is a business relationship, but Komako shows more sincere feelings for Shimamura; Shimamura thinks that the two are nothing more than a dewy marriage, and everything in life is in vain. Komako expressed her understanding to Shimamura and told him to "come once a year, and you are welcome to bring your wife, so that it can last." Shimamura came to the snow country three times in total, and was with Komako, who served him food and accompanied him.

Although all of this is charged according to the geisha system, Shimamura pursues Komako's beauty, and Komako appreciates Shimamura's generosity and knowledge. The two also showed their mutual admiration, and finally waved goodbye. When Shimamura came to Snow Country for the second time, he saw a young and beautiful girl on the train, taking care of a sick young man.

The girl's name is Yezi, and the young man's name is Xingnan. It was dusk, and night was falling on the snowy fields outside the car window. On this poetic backdrop, the bright eyes of the leaves are shining from time to time, and it is very beautiful and moving.

Shimamura stared, and couldn't help but be fascinated. Later, Shimamura learns that Leaf turned out to be a member of the Komako Sanshen Master's family, and Yukio is the son of the Sanshen Master. Shimamura heard that when Master Sanshen was alive, he had the intention of asking Komako to be engaged to Yukio, and Komako also became a geisha in order to treat Yukio's illness.

But Komako denied this, and in fact had no feelings for Yukio, and even when Shimamura left Snow Country for the second time, and when Komako was sent to the station, Leaf ran to report Yukio's breath and begged Komako to go and take a look, but Komako ignored it. Although Shimamura admires Yezi's youth and beauty, he did not show love for her in several contacts after his second visit to Snow Country: until he left Snow Country, the theater caught fire and Ye Zi fell from the second floor and died, and he only expressed sympathy for her.

All in all, "Snow Country" does not have many plots, focusing on the exchange of feelings between Shimamura and Komako in the unique local scenery of Snow Country.

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Snow Country" Snow Country ( is the first novella by Japanese writer Yasunari Kawabata**. It is also one of the three books mentioned by the jury when the author was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature. The other two are "Ancient Capital" and "Thousand Feathered Cranes".

Based on **, it has been adapted into a number of film and television dramas of the same name.