
The bunch arrives in Edo! With an eating contest! They want to participate, but they have to pay something. Because they are completly broke, Mugen robs Jins swords, and gives it with is own sword as contribution. They all have to win to get it back. Sounds simple! But Jin is counted out, and even pushing Mugen doesn’t help Mugen from fainting. That was the most funny thing ever because we really saw Jin angry because he can’t lose his samurai swords. But damn it, Fuu can eat! She is the second one, because she accidentally gave up^^. The winning goes too… a foreigner. And not just a foreigner! A Dutchie^^.
He has the swords of the samurais, and in order to get them back, the Dutchie wants to get sideseeing in Edo. Well, Jin bluffs himself right through it. They almost get caught, because there are no westerners allowed in Japan. They run, they hide, they go to a play, the Dutchie falls in love with the actresse. The actresse turns out to be a man.

The Dutchie appears to be gay. It’s so typical, a land of flowers, wind, wooden shoes, big guys, gays, and ones with a great stomach. It couldn’t be any different. Because the Dutchie saw a book about homosexuality in Japan, he thought it would be heaven for him. But… The arresting team comes in, followed by some interesting guys. And there.. the fun starts.

They are all Hollanders, in order to come to the Dutchie! They speak Dutch ‘WAT, de brutaliteit!’ (What how rude)^^, they fight, it’s fun. But even for me, I’m Dutch, I had a little problem in understanding what they say. But that was just because there was a new language. Our biggest friend turns out to be the son of the govenour of the Japanese-Holland trading thingey, so he has permission to go to Japan. And then, the part that really was so funny! It is probably not understandable for someone that can’t speak any Dutch, but the conversation was too hilarious. The grammatic was good, the pronounce was good too, but they made one great, wonderful mistake. They talked to the Dutchie with ‘Opperhoofd’. Opperhoofd means Chief of Indians. Not ‘govenour’. ^^ Ghehe^^
The bunch is going to Nagasaki, because Fuu had some of the possesions of the samurai that smells like sunflowers. It is something that can not be seen in Japan. That can only mean some things. Probably something Western, otherwhise we wouldn’t have seen our ’Opperhoofd’. The most probable thing is that the sign was Christen… We shall see, we shall see.^^