Hello everyone. Staff N.

I have also done palmistry N.

An acquaintance who doesn’t like fortune-telling told me that palmistry is just wrinkles on the hand, but that’s not the case.

If you are interested, please visit M’s blog.

I always say good things, but this time I was told only bad things.

I don’t know if it’s because of the unlucky age or if N’s daily behavior is bad, but for N’s exorcism, please hand over your items to Antique Fukousha.

I went to Nonhoi Park the other day.

Of course, my favorite is the seal.

I was in a bad mood this time, so we were arguing all the time.

It was the first time I saw a seal baring its teeth and fighting.

The ferocious appearance is also cute.

You can watch the seals spinning around in the tube for hours.

I will also post videos on tiktok, so if you are interested, please take a look.

I saw a killer whale show, and I have mixed feelings because killer whales eat seals.

I’m worried that the children who were bathing in the killer whale water in the front row in the middle of winter might catch a cold, but it looks like they’re having fun.

In terms of animal connections, it seems that the name of the baby koala at Higashiyama Zoo has been decided.

Their names are Daifuku, Omochi, and Shishio.

It looked delicious and cute and I laughed.

Kunde, a Sumatran tiger, died on February 10th.

It’s a shame because I like tigers so much that I’ve been looking at them for about 30 minutes.

Kunde died at the age of 17 in December 2017, becoming the oldest Sumatran tiger in Japan.

I was very happy at that time when I was able to see the figure walking proudly with a cool coat up close.

We pray for the souls.

Well, today is National Foundation Day.

It’s a little disappointing for students and everyone on holidays to wear it on a day off.

National Foundation Day is based on Kigensetsu, the day when Emperor Jinmu was enthroned.

In 1873 (Meiji 6), right after the Meiji Restoration, February 11 was designated as Kigensetsu.

This is the date of Emperor Jimmu’s enthronement, which was written in the Nihonshoki, and replaced it with the new calendar.

National Foundation Day was established in 1966 as a day to commemorate the founding of the country and cultivate a love for the country.

Do you know where the oldest country in the world is?

In fact, Japan is the country with the longest history in the world.

In both Greece and Egypt, large civilizations have developed since BC and still exist today.

However, it seems that both countries were once cut off as nations due to the invasion of foreign enemies such as Rome and Persia.

I imagined China and India, but I was surprised that it was Japan.

For a while, I liked watching foreign language courses on NHK, but one of my acquaintances told me that I had to learn to speak Japanese properly.

That’s also true, but for some reason I’m interested in the words we usually use and in completely different countries.

Besides, both Japanese and kanji are quite difficult, so it’s quite difficult.

I think that foreigners studying in Japan are really amazing.

On your way back from Higashiyama Zoo, be sure to stop by the Antique Fukousha.

There is one on the same subway Higashiyama line.

See you soon