Once upon a time, in a small Japanese village, there were two older gentlemen named Hiro and Ken. They had been friends for many years and enjoyed spending their days together.
One day, they decided to visit the local sauna. It was a unique and colorful place, with vibrant murals and funky lights. They both took off their clothes and sat down on the wooden benches inside the sauna.
As they sat there, sweating and relaxing, they began to reminisce about their lives. They talked about their families, their jobs, and all of the adventures they had been on together.
Hiro, who had been a fisherman his whole life, told Ken about the biggest fish he had ever caught. Ken, who had been a businessman, told Hiro about the most successful deal he had ever made. They laughed and chuckled at their memories.
As the heat continued to rise in the sauna, the two friends grew quiet. They closed their eyes and let themselves be enveloped by the warmth, letting all of their worries and stress melt away.
After a while, they got up and left the sauna, feeling refreshed and rejuvenated. They walked out into the cool evening air, still smiling and talking about their time in the sauna.
From that day on, Hiro and Ken made it a tradition to visit the funky sauna every week, to sit and reminisce about their lives, and to let the heat and the colors wash away all their troubles.
Digital Art made by Richard Nadler, 1/1 Edition, Munich, Germany, 01/23
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