Working on weekend

I worked on Sunday.

It was to exhibit my previous work to public, so I had to do everything by myself.

And the exhibition continues until this Tuesday.

Standing all day is a hardworking...

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New year's party at Nakameguro

We had a new year's party at Nakameguro.


A half of the attendee were the friends in Stanford days, and the other half were friends of the friends who we met first each other.


We chatted a lot ... Until the last train.


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Mikan

Do you know mikan?
A Japanese orange.






This is the mikan that my uncle make in his tangerine grove in Tokushima and send to us every year.

I love eating mikan so much.

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Spring has come?

Today is rissyun, the start of spring.



For her, it is already spring...

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Setsubun

February 3 is setsubun, which means the eve of the first day of spring.

We Japanese throw beans inside and outside the home.



Inside for Fortune in, outside for devils out.

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Beginning of spring

In Japanese calendar, spring will begin from February 4.



When I walked around a park, I found an ume tree, a Japanese apricot tree, beginning to bloom.



Will be better season to walk.



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Beginning of February

In Japan, it is called daikan, which means the coldest period in winter.



You can see Mt. Fuji clearly from Tokyo in such cold days.


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