The trip to Osaka lasted three days.
Originally, they had planned to look around on the second day and head back, but plans never kept up with changes. Akemi had been to Osaka before, but the Nana Sisters apparently had not visited much, so Kazuha dragged the two of them off to see the sights.
Momiji had already settled into the role of a young wife. After touring Osaka, she directly took Akemi and the Nana Sisters to Kyoto.
Back and forth, it took three days.
During that time, Fujino's commission fee came through—exactly one hundred million.
The money was transferred into his public account.
He did not even have to pay a single yen in taxes.
The Suzuki family had already paid them for him.
The Suzuki family's service really was thorough.
After making the rounds, everyone returned to Tokyo.
They took Little Maple's helicopter.
After all, the airship had already returned yesterday, and taking the Shinkansen or a passenger plane would obviously have been troublesome for this group.
So Momiji called over her family's helicopter from nearby.
They only needed to find a building with a helipad nearby to leave. It was incredibly convenient.
After Momiji heard about Fujino's commission, she planned to accompany him there.
The helicopter stopped briefly in Tokyo and dropped off the others before carrying Fujino's group toward Nagano Prefecture.
After Hakuba Saguru heard about Fujino and Hattori Heiji's commissions, he became interested and planned to go along to watch the excitement.
Well, he was only interested and tagging along for the fun.
He definitely was not going to secretly learn anything.
The two families lived in the same village and were fairly close. After the helicopter landed in a nearby city, Fujino rented a van and drove a van full of bread