Anchor: Despite the concrete sprawl of Japan's postwar urban development, you can still find tranquillity in a brilliant-green, moss-covered temple garden or in the alcove of a traditional restaurant with its tatami-mat flooring, shielded from the other guests by shoji (paper screens) remnants of a not-so-distant past.
Entailed: Even deep in the large cities of Japan, you can find tranquil temples or traditional restaurants.
Contradiction: There are no traditional restaurants or tranquil temples left in Japan after the war.
Contradiction: There are three people posing for a picture.
Contradiction: A young man is moving around
Contradiction: Mrs. Inglethorp will take the first dose of her medicine on Tuesday.
Contradiction: Two men are inspecting a bike.