The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family

A few minutes ago, Nanako had just finished her work and returned to her home in Tokyo by car.noveldrama

Since taking over the Ito family not long ago, Nanako had been working overtime during this period of time so that she could quickly adapt and rise to the role of the Ito family's helmsman.

Under normal circumstances, she would usually wait until after nine o'clock at night before returning home after getting off work.

The reason why she had returned home at six o'clock today was mainly because it was her father, Yahiko's fiftieth birthday.

Thus, she had left work early to celebrate her father's birthday.

In the past, when Yahiko had celebrated his birthday, it was not just the Ito family's extended family members who would come to celebrate his birthday, but even the heads of many prestigious families in Tokyo would come to congratulate him.

However, ever since Yahiko's legs had been amputated, he had been very resistant toward such crowded occasions. So, for his birthday dinner this year, he had not invited any guests and was simply going to enjoy a simple meal at home with his daughter, younger sister, and his loyal confidant, Hiroshi, as his birthday celebration.

When Nanako entered the house, Nanako's aunt, Emi, had just led the maids to prepare a table full of sumptuous delicacies in the center of the main hall. She had also specially prepared two bottles of the finest 14th-generation sake for Yahiko.

When Emi saw that Nanako had returned, she said with a smile, "Nanako, go to your father's room and ask him to come out. The food is ready and you're back so we can start the celebration."

"Okay, Aunt." Nanako nodded gently and then asked in a low voice, "Aunt, is my Eminent Father in a good mood?"

“Not too bad.” Emi smiled and said, "He was feeling a little depressed in the afternoon, but Hiroshi came over to feed the koi fishes with him, and the two of them also played billiards. He seems to be in a better mood now. He just said that he was a little tired and wanted to go back to his room to rest for a while. He asked us to go get him when you arrive."

"Okay." Nanako sighed softly and said, "I'll call him right now."

Emi instructed, "Go and change into a kimono first. Don't forget your father's character. Everyone in the entire mansion has changed into Japanese-style clothes today."

Nanako patted her forehead and said, "I almost forgot... I'll go change my clothes now!"

As a nation, in some ways, Japan was a paradox where fire and water contradicted.

Japan was the most westernized country in the whole of Asia. The office workers in this country wore suits and ties all year round and even during the hottest weather However, they were also one of the countries that preserved traditional cultures most thoroughly,

Take Yahiko for example. He would always be dressed in a suit and leather shoes in public, and he even paid more attention to Western

etiquette compared to the Britione

However, when he left the business field, he liked to live in a traditional Japanese manor and only wore a hakama at home or on special occasions.

The hakama, like the kimono worn by Japanese women, was the traditional garment with the highest status in Japan.

Nanako would dress in modern Western-style clothing most of the time when she used to go to school, competitions, or even when she was working now, but because of family tradition, she also changed into a kimono on special occasions to show off her heritage.

After Nanako had returned to her room, she chose a pure white kimono and put on the kimono and matching accessories with the help of her two personal maids. After all, she was the most beautiful woman in Japan and was known as the Yamato Nadeshiko. When Nanako put on the traditional Japanese kimono, it brought out Yamato Nadeshiko's incomparable beauty and gentle temperament. The maid who was girding her waist could not help but exclaim, “Miss, you look so beautiful in a kimono. You will surely amaze the whole of Japan when you wear a kimono to get married in the future!"

Nanako looked at herself in the mirror and said shyly, "Why do I have to wear a kimono to get married?"

The maid said in surprise, "Master

adheres to tradition, so he will certainly be very angry if you don't wear a kimono for your wedding, right? Besides, I've always felt that Japanese women look better in kimonos than in wedding dresses. After all, it is the traditional costume that has been passed down to us from generation to generation. It's not only tailor-made for us, but it also fits the Japanese women's temperament better."

Nanako blushed slightly and said, "Did you know that there is a kind of wedding

dress in Oskia called qungua, which is also very beautiful?"