#22 Rinsing with a Washbasin and Teru Teru Bozu Without Faces

The mysterious dried tea placed on the small window of the garage.

What Masaru found while taking a walk in his local neighborhood was dried Dokudami tea quietly sold on the small window of a friend's family garage. It was sold for just 100 yen a bag, and Toshi finds himself drawn into the surreal scene that somehow evokes the Showa era.

We used to chug barley tea when we were kids.

Back in the old days, every household had a pot of barley tea in the fridge during the summer, and gulping down cold tea was an everyday routine. Reflecting on it as adults, humorous episodes regarding regional variations and herbal teas bought at pharmacies keep popping up one after another.

From there, the conversation takes an unexpected turn.

The topic expands even further into unexpected directions, connecting to memories surrounding a certain person and deep personal experiences. Be sure to check out the main episode to find out the full story.