Mother-in-Law and Son Under the Kotatsu: Chapter Seven

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When it comes to Japanese winter traditions, there's snow, Christmas, cold-weather swimming... and the kotatsu. Its history is ancient, with the earliest form dating back to the Muromachi period: a platform built over a hearth, covered with a futon. Later, it developed alongside the hibachi as an indispensable winter heating appliance in Japan. It essentially served as both heating and bedding during the cold season, and naturally, intimate activities between men and women likely occurred there as a matter of course...