源介(げんすけ)を見習い(みならい)、自分の(じぶんの)親(おや)をとても大切に(たいせつに)する風習(ふうしゅう)

Several years passed since Gensuke's deep filial piety and the miracle of the 'sake-flowing waterfall.' In the village whose name was changed to 'Yoro', the custom of taking great care of one's parents took root as the people emulated Gensuke's splendid example.