What is A Xin's new book "Romantic Escape on May Day" about? Great gods, help!

When A Xin met a geisha, he felt that time and space were intertwined (A Xin in May 1). On February 1 day, I will publish a travel book "Romantic Escape" to recommend Japanese architecture, culture and food. Because I went to Tokyo at 10 years ago, I have been to Japan about 20 times so far. At first, I just wanted to buy something. Later, I was arranged to visit the temple. Just as Jay Chou is to the music scene in Taiwan Province, the Golden Pavilion Temple in Kyoto is really beautiful, but it is so beautiful. 1950 was set on fire by a monk in the temple, and the writer Yukio Mishima wrote a novel to describe it. Kiyomizu Temple was built about 1300 years ago, and the nails of 1 were not used, which is really amazing. There is a saying in Japan called "jumping off the clear water platform", that is, jumping off the sacrificial performance platform built on the cliff into the valley. I didn't understand the meaning of this sentence at first, but then I saw grandpa Maruko take her to eat expensive Japanese food in a cartoon and bite his teeth to say this sentence when paying. I think it should mean "cross the rubicon" and "last try". Not only visiting temples, but also doing boring things in Japan. I didn't know until I went to eat curry rice. The restaurant stipulates that eating more than 7 bowls is free, and you can take photos and stick them on the wall. I think if tourists in Taiwan Province Province see my winning photo, they will exclaim, "Wow! Mayday is really versatile, "but in the end I couldn't eat the fifth bowl, and my dream of becoming famous in Japan was shattered." I once asked geisha to take a photo, but they kindly agreed. Some people say that "geisha is the most beautiful scenery in Kyoto", and I totally agree with this statement.