"Once upon a time, there lived an old man. He was a farmer. One year, he harvested much rice in his rice fields. But the other farmers could harvest only little rice. Because the dry weather continued to drew out the air. They were very troubled. Otono-sama was very anxious about the farmers could not get enough rice. So he owed him to share his rice with the others. Then every farmer could set young rice plants next year. Otono-sama was very pleased and gave him a family name 'seed' in Japanese Tane enterprise. The old man had a child and his child had a child, so now you know I am the very descendant of the old farmer."