Nice to meet you, I am Kurita.

Nice to meet you, I am Kurita.
I will post to Essex for the first time.

There is a work called Primavera in the picture drawn by Botticelli that is stored in the Uffizi Gallery.
Three beautiful goddesses and Hermes that appear in the picture seem to resemble the symbol of Morpheus.

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