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In Japan, allergy symptoms known as hay fever have become so prevalent that it could be considered a national affliction. I believe I've mentioned it several times in this diary.

This is because pollen from coniferous trees such as cedar and cypress is scattered in large quantities into the air, triggering allergic reactions in various parts of the body, including the nose and eyes. It's understood that this condition significantly reduces the productivity of Japanese people, especially during spring, so urgent measures are needed.

In other words, every spring, Japanese people are impregnated by the pollen from coniferous forests! (There are even erotic manga with such themes, lol.)

However, the main cause of these issues is the tragic result of planting large numbers of coniferous trees in forests destroyed during wars, and addressing it isn't easy. Measures like planting cedar trees that don't produce pollen are being taken now, but...

While my allergy symptoms used to be relatively mild, I've noticed that the severity of hay fever has been increasing every year, and in recent years, I feel like I've completely exceeded my tolerance level. Unfortunately, once you exceed your immune system's tolerance, it's quite challenging to recover. It's very tough when you can't keep your eyes open due to itching and tears, your nose won't stop running, and you can't breathe properly.

Dripping fluids from bodily orifices are enough for erotic manga heroines!

However, as mentioned earlier, this hay fever is caused by the pollen from coniferous trees that humans have planted in large quantities. So, if you go where those trees can't reach, you won't experience symptoms. Since Japan is made up of islands separated by many seas, even within the country, if you evacuate to islands far away from the densely planted cedar areas in the central regions, you can escape the clutches of pollen!

So, I'm here on Ishigaki Island, located almost in the southwesternmost part of Japan. It was quite scary at first, but after getting off the plane and a while later, my eyes aren't itchy anymore. I can breathe through my nose.

Somehow, it feels like the air is clearer. No, it actually is. I might even be able to see the cleavage of distant sexy ladies clearly.

So, for the next few days, I'll be focusing on creating erotic manga with sharpened concentration!