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m36_i_a_2b_i_94_08_13{printed letterhead:TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS "IMPHO TOKYO" Tokyo doesn't paint at his own party, he went off in one corner to do it. I felt I had caused a lot of trouble and wasn't very comfortable being stared at, so joined them setting beside Mrs Okura who is a charming lady, very quiet and very nice. I tried to ask her and she sort of whispered that the reporter had said something very rude to Mrs Miyaoka and she had sent him away. I tried to catch either Mr or Mrs Miyaoka's eye to show I was sorry, but couldn't do that as they were sitting opposite me on the other side of Mr Hotla. his book so he went off to do that. After Mr Hotla finished they all left Mrs Miyaoka asking Mrs Okura to take us home. who was so awfully nice about it all, but we didn't know whether she wanted to stay or go and that was hard. Really I never knew anything to get so upset. We had been looking forward to the party all week and then to have it turn out that way. Another most embarrassing thing was that on Tuesday we had admired a picture in the exhibition and Mrs Miyaoka had found out it was painted by a friend of Mr Hotlas, and Sunday they wanted to know if we were going to buy it. That too was embarrassing as it is a large screen and we have no way of taking it home anyway, and have no way of explaining that we didn't ever think of buying it. I don't know whether Mr Miyaoka just doesn't understand or what it is. We have liked her so much. She is very pleasant and genial, and yet keeps getting us into things we have no intention of doing. On the way home in the car Pete asked Mrs Okura what had happened, and she said Mr Miyaoka had told the man, the reporter, that we were her guests at the party, and that he had no right to take | m36_i_a_2b_i_94_08_13{printed letterhead:TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS "IMPHO TOKYO" Tokyo doesn't paint at his own party, he went off in one corner to do it. I felt I had caused a lot of trouble and wasn't very comfortable being stared at, so joined them setting beside Mrs Okura who is a charming lady, very quiet and very nice. I tried to ask her and she sort of whispered that the reporter had said something very rude to Mrs Miyaoka and she had sent him away. I tried to catch either Mr or Mrs Miyaoka's eye to show I was sorry, but couldn't do that as they were sitting opposite me on the other side of Mr Hotla. his book so he went off to do that. After Mr Hotla finished they all left Mrs Miyaoka asking Mrs Okura to take us home. who was so awfully nice about it all, but we didn't know whether she wanted to stay or go and that was hard. Really I never knew anything to get so upset. We had been looking forward to the party all week and then to have it turn out that way. Another most embarrassing thing was that on Tuesday we had admired a picture in the exhibition and Mrs Miyaoka had found out it was painted by a friend of Mr Hotlas, and Sunday they wanted to know if we were going to buy it. That too was embarrassing as it is a large screen and we have no way of taking it home anyway, and have no way of explaining that we didn't ever think of buying it. I don't know whether Mr Miyaoka just doesn't understand or what it is. We have liked her so much. She is very pleasant and genial, and yet keeps getting us into things we have no intention of doing. On the way home in the car Pete asked Mrs Okura what had happened, and she said Mr Miyaoka had told the man, the reporter, that we were her guests at the party, and that he had no right to take |