Grandpa Kinoshita wasn't an average elderly Japanese man. A renowned and influential figure in the evolving Japanese society, his life transcended the boundaries of a singular field.
From the halls of military strategy to the vibrant world of art performance, his contributions left an indelible mark. This wasn't just reflected in his professional achievements, but also in the circle of his acquaintances, which encompassed a diverse and impressive array of individuals, each of them a pillar in their respective spheres.
Take for example Mr. Ichizu Saito, whose father once served as a daimyo during the Edo period. He was now the presiding Minister Of Civil Affairs in the Meiji government.
Or Mr. Nakamura Kazuto, the 8th generation of Kabuki player in his family. A leading performer in the Edo period, he was known for his versatility and his ability to perform in a variety of roles.