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10.If this were your backyard, what would you do there in winter? If this were my backyard, that would be amazing. I’d probably divide it into two areas. In the first half, I’d level the ground, and when the snow falls and builds up enough, I’d make a big snowman, decorating it with small branches and dried flowers. As for the second half, I’d build a greenhouse so I could grow my own vegetables even in winter, achieving a kind of “vegetable independence.” I think that would be really satisfying, especially since eating plenty of vegetables is good for brain health.

Would this be a peaceful place to visit alone? Why or why not? I think this place would only feel peaceful to someone like an experienced adventurer. The broken fence that hasn’t been repaired and the field full of overgrown grass and weeds suggest that the place has been abandoned for a long time. The house itself might be damaged, and there’s even a risk it could collapse if someone tried to open the door. On top of that, with snow covering everything, there could easily be wild animals around, like a bear. So I’d say this place would only be peaceful for someone who can recognise potential danger and knows how to protect themselves.

What kind of person do you think would enjoy living near this place? I think people who enjoy nature and are able to support themselves without outside help would really like living near this place. It feels as if there’s no one around for miles, so anyone choosing to live there would need to lead a self-sufficient lifestyle, such as growing their own vegetables and collecting firewood. In addition, they’d probably need some basic medical knowledge, which would help them deal with minor injuries or health issues.

3.How does the snow change the feeling of the place? Well, to be honest, this is a bit of a blind spot for me, but I think snow changes the feeling of a place mainly through color and atmosphere. Normally, the difference in colors makes the world feel vivid and energetic, almost as if everything is playing and laughing. However, when each snowflake falls to the ground, it feels like a mysterious veil is slowly descending and covering the earth. Everything seems to fall asleep, the noise of the world disappears, and the whole place becomes still and quiet. So, for me, snow transforms the place into something peaceful, calm, and almost magical.