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- climate change?
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- on the morning of Aug. 25
- a sharp lower-back pain
- shadows of leaves
- August 3, Saturday
- too muggy, isn't it?
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2014/1/30
On Tuesday, Jan. 28, I went to Tachikawa City again
to watch the movie 「小さいおうち」 which was
released on Jan. 25.
The movie is directed by 山田洋次.
The movie has many good actors and actresses.
The story is based on a bestseller 143回直木賞受賞作品
「小さいおうち」 written by 中島京子.
The movie will never disappoint you.
I was deeply impressed by the movie.
to watch the movie 「小さいおうち」 which was
released on Jan. 25.
The movie is directed by 山田洋次.
The movie has many good actors and actresses.
The story is based on a bestseller 143回直木賞受賞作品
「小さいおうち」 written by 中島京子.
The movie will never disappoint you.
I was deeply impressed by the movie.
2014/1/27
I went to Showa Kinen Park with my friends
the day before yesterday.
The forecast predicted that we would have
unusually warm weather with the maximum
temperature 16℃ in Tokyo.
But it was not so warm.
It turned out to be a good day for walking.
We started walking from Tachikawa Entrance.
I like the nude trees of winter, too.
（みんなの原っぱ）
We walked to こもれびの里, where we saw an old
Japanese farm house.
I thought of faraway times--no, not so far away.
We went up to こもれびの丘, where we enjoy コスモス
in autumn. Poppies are now planted there.
Then we went to 日本庭園.
Everything seemed calm, clear and pure there.
We saw some lovely flowers, too.
They were saying,
“Spring has come to Showa Kinen Park.”
(ロウバイ）
(セツブンソウ)
We had late lunch at 2:30p.m. at a restaurant.
We talked a lot.
We laughed a lot.
We walked a lot.
I had a very good time with my friends.
I love Showa Kinen Park in every season.
I walked 21409 steps in a day.
the day before yesterday.
The forecast predicted that we would have
unusually warm weather with the maximum
temperature 16℃ in Tokyo.
But it was not so warm.
It turned out to be a good day for walking.
We started walking from Tachikawa Entrance.
I like the nude trees of winter, too.
（みんなの原っぱ）
We walked to こもれびの里, where we saw an old
Japanese farm house.
I thought of faraway times--no, not so far away.
We went up to こもれびの丘, where we enjoy コスモス
in autumn. Poppies are now planted there.
Then we went to 日本庭園.
Everything seemed calm, clear and pure there.
We saw some lovely flowers, too.
They were saying,
“Spring has come to Showa Kinen Park.”
(ロウバイ）
(セツブンソウ)
We had late lunch at 2:30p.m. at a restaurant.
We talked a lot.
We laughed a lot.
We walked a lot.
I had a very good time with my friends.
I love Showa Kinen Park in every season.
I walked 21409 steps in a day.
2014/1/23
I attend Wednesday English Class at KIFA.
KIFA stands for
'Kodaira International Fiendship Association.'
Our teacher is from Australia.
Her husband is a Japanese.
She is a very good teacher.
We, 16 students (all ladies), enjoy learning English.
The class starts at 1:00 p.m. and ends 2:30.
After saying good bye to our teacher, some of us
gather in the lounge on the first floor.
What, do you think, do we do there?
we have a voluntary class for one hour!
We enjoy talking a while, asking questions we have had
in class.
We all like English and want to improve our English.
So we use a textbook for one of radio English programs
and enjoy practicing English.
What a pleasant time we have!
I like English.
I like people who like English.
I like people who are learning English.
I like my classmates so much.
KIFA stands for
'Kodaira International Fiendship Association.'
Our teacher is from Australia.
Her husband is a Japanese.
She is a very good teacher.
We, 16 students (all ladies), enjoy learning English.
The class starts at 1:00 p.m. and ends 2:30.
After saying good bye to our teacher, some of us
gather in the lounge on the first floor.
What, do you think, do we do there?
we have a voluntary class for one hour!
We enjoy talking a while, asking questions we have had
in class.
We all like English and want to improve our English.
So we use a textbook for one of radio English programs
and enjoy practicing English.
What a pleasant time we have!
I like English.
I like people who like English.
I like people who are learning English.
I like my classmates so much.
2014/1/21
I'm now writing this in my room full of spring sunlight.
Warm sunlight is pouring into my room.
I remember how busy I was last winter.
========================================
I was very busy last winter taking care of my elder sister
and her husband living in my hometown, Niigata.
Her husband has been ill since he suffered a crippling
stroke in 1997.
My sister has been taking care of him for 17 years.
Last winter she herself had a fracture in her upper left arm.
She fell into a panic.
“Alas, what shall I do?
I can't take care of myself.
What should I do with my husband?
I can't take him to the doctors.
Oh, what a heavy snow !
Will a taxi come to my door?
Will a taxi be able to go up the steep slope?
The road is very slippery outside, and I can't bring
my garbage to the public garbage collecting place.
What should I do with my garbage?.
I can’t go down that slippery slope to the garbage
collecting place. Oh, what shall I do?
I can't go shopping at a grocery store.
What shall I do with my meals?”
She called me for help.
Her neighbors were all so kind to my sister.
But she fell into a severe depression.
She had no appetite and lost a lot of weight of 10kg.”
====================================
I'm very glad my sister is all right this winter.
Her appetite is increasing but she gains no weight.
Her husband goes to day care nursing center
three times a week.
A care-giver visits my sister twice a week
and she can ask the care-giver for shopping.
My sister can talk to a care manager when she is in trouble.
As for the garbage, I wrote a letter to the mayor and
they arranged to come to her house to collect her garbage.
My sister is now 74 years old---older than I by three years.
I’m happy we are good sisters.
How wonderful to be alive,
though we have many troubles in life!
(at my daughter's)
Warm sunlight is pouring into my room.
I remember how busy I was last winter.
========================================
I was very busy last winter taking care of my elder sister
and her husband living in my hometown, Niigata.
Her husband has been ill since he suffered a crippling
stroke in 1997.
My sister has been taking care of him for 17 years.
Last winter she herself had a fracture in her upper left arm.
She fell into a panic.
“Alas, what shall I do?
I can't take care of myself.
What should I do with my husband?
I can't take him to the doctors.
Oh, what a heavy snow !
Will a taxi come to my door?
Will a taxi be able to go up the steep slope?
The road is very slippery outside, and I can't bring
my garbage to the public garbage collecting place.
What should I do with my garbage?.
I can’t go down that slippery slope to the garbage
collecting place. Oh, what shall I do?
I can't go shopping at a grocery store.
What shall I do with my meals?”
She called me for help.
Her neighbors were all so kind to my sister.
But she fell into a severe depression.
She had no appetite and lost a lot of weight of 10kg.”
====================================
I'm very glad my sister is all right this winter.
Her appetite is increasing but she gains no weight.
Her husband goes to day care nursing center
three times a week.
A care-giver visits my sister twice a week
and she can ask the care-giver for shopping.
My sister can talk to a care manager when she is in trouble.
As for the garbage, I wrote a letter to the mayor and
they arranged to come to her house to collect her garbage.
My sister is now 74 years old---older than I by three years.
I’m happy we are good sisters.
How wonderful to be alive,
though we have many troubles in life!
(at my daughter's)
2014/1/18
Are you interested in Nohgaku performances?
To tell the truth, I've seen 能楽 only once
at 能楽堂 in Niigata City.
能楽 was too difficult for me to understand
but I liked it.
Today I went to Yotsuya to see photos of 能楽 performers
taken by photographers.
My friend's photo was displayed there at Portrait Gallery.
She is a member of 能楽写真家協会.
First I watched a DVD of Nohgaku performances.
All the photos had something appealing.
They had something strong and elegant.
How difficult to explain my feelings!
I stayed in the gallery for one and a half hours.
I enjoyed the silent Noh world.
How about going to Portrait Gallery and enjoy Noh world?
Portrait Gallery is five minutes' walk from Yotsuya Station.
To tell the truth, I've seen 能楽 only once
at 能楽堂 in Niigata City.
能楽 was too difficult for me to understand
but I liked it.
Today I went to Yotsuya to see photos of 能楽 performers
taken by photographers.
My friend's photo was displayed there at Portrait Gallery.
She is a member of 能楽写真家協会.
First I watched a DVD of Nohgaku performances.
All the photos had something appealing.
They had something strong and elegant.
How difficult to explain my feelings!
I stayed in the gallery for one and a half hours.
I enjoyed the silent Noh world.
How about going to Portrait Gallery and enjoy Noh world?
Portrait Gallery is five minutes' walk from Yotsuya Station.
2014/1/14
This afternoon, I went to a movie theater in Tachikawa
and saw the movie 「永遠の０」.
The movie started at 4:30 p.m. and ended at 7:00 p.m.
There were about one hundred people in the theater
and most of them were young people---high school students
college students etc.
They were noisy until the movie started.
Once the movie started, silence filled the theater.
「永遠の０」is really a touching movie.
and saw the movie 「永遠の０」.
The movie started at 4:30 p.m. and ended at 7:00 p.m.
There were about one hundred people in the theater
and most of them were young people---high school students
college students etc.
They were noisy until the movie started.
Once the movie started, silence filled the theater.
「永遠の０」is really a touching movie.
2014/1/12
My sister called me this morning, saying the snow was falling
thick and fast in my hometown in Niigata.
But here in Tokyo, what a lovely day we had today !
When I woke this morning, I felt very good and felt like walking.
I decided at once to join ‘Green Road Walking Club’
and hurried to the meeting place, Kodaira Station.
About 30 members gathered and we took a train for Seibu-Shinjuku.
We changed trains twice and arrived at 表参道駅.
We started to walk from there.
It was my first time to walk along 表参道.
Many people were walking there.
(today's waking)
表参道駅 ⇒ 明治神宮 ⇒ 代々木八幡宮 ⇒
代々木公園 ⇒ 竹下通り ⇒ 原宿駅
Here we are at 明治神宮！
「第３８回明治神宮奉納冬期全国氷彫刻展」was held.
I bowed politely before going through 鳥居 and prayed
before 本殿.
Then we walked on and on and arrived at 代々木八幡宮.
We had some rest in 代々木公園. I felt warm and sweaty.
I have often heard of 竹下通り
and today I went there for the first time.
Wow! Why is 竹下通り so crowded?
The street was full of young people.
But shops or stores along the street were not
so crowded.
I don’t know why, but I like 竹下通り.
I think I’ll go there again.
Today I walked 21921 steps in a day.
thick and fast in my hometown in Niigata.
But here in Tokyo, what a lovely day we had today !
When I woke this morning, I felt very good and felt like walking.
I decided at once to join ‘Green Road Walking Club’
and hurried to the meeting place, Kodaira Station.
About 30 members gathered and we took a train for Seibu-Shinjuku.
We changed trains twice and arrived at 表参道駅.
We started to walk from there.
It was my first time to walk along 表参道.
Many people were walking there.
(today's waking)
表参道駅 ⇒ 明治神宮 ⇒ 代々木八幡宮 ⇒
代々木公園 ⇒ 竹下通り ⇒ 原宿駅
Here we are at 明治神宮！
「第３８回明治神宮奉納冬期全国氷彫刻展」was held.
I bowed politely before going through 鳥居 and prayed
before 本殿.
Then we walked on and on and arrived at 代々木八幡宮.
We had some rest in 代々木公園. I felt warm and sweaty.
I have often heard of 竹下通り
and today I went there for the first time.
Wow! Why is 竹下通り so crowded?
The street was full of young people.
But shops or stores along the street were not
so crowded.
I don’t know why, but I like 竹下通り.
I think I’ll go there again.
Today I walked 21921 steps in a day.