How Do You Think?

 

 In these days, we would often see the scene that healthy people(not only children but also adult) stately sit on the seat in a train, thought people who are an elderly person, a pregnant woman or a handicapped person are standing. Then, I would like to talk about Japanese trains should have priority seats. I strongly agree this idea and I have two ideas why I think so.
 First of all, we could sit on a priority seat if nobody people wouldn't  need to sit. It means the seat doesn't signify that healtyh people must not sit on, but if only there are people who need to sit, we should hand over.
 Secondly, I think the seat give me the courage to hand over my seat to worrying people. If there aren't the seat, a lot of people (who want to give a seat) couldn't found courage, I think. That is why, I think the priority seats give people who couldn't find courage to give a seat to eldery or handicapped people.
 For these reasons, I think Japanese have to have priority seats in a train.

The Flying House

 

How is your first impression of this photo? Which do you think it is just a picture of unreal house or a photo of real house? Almost all of you maybe think it's a picture which is painted by someone who is imaginative. However I think it is a genuin house!!

 

 

To tell the truth, what I thought at first is why there was the sheep and why he is on the stairs. Then I think he is there because he wants to watch the great view!!!

In adiition, I think the orange boxes are some magic pouder, so the man who have the long stick is driver of this house. I think they are willing to travel to all around the world with their house. If it is possible for our life in the future, I want to travel :)

Autumn

 

 Last autumn, I went to the Nanzenji and Koudaiji in Kyoto with my family. They are famouse places to see the autumn leaves, and Nanzenji is also famous for boiled tofu (yudoufu in Japanese), so we went to one of the famous restaurant. The foods were so good, and among them my favorite menu was "tofu dengan"(there are miso on the tofu). It tasted very good, I want to eat again!!

After we enjoyed the Nanzenji, we went to Gion, and rested at the Tsujiri, it's very famous for green tea. All parfait must be good, but I love the parfait which is made only in autumn.( this photo is a simple green tea parfait, because I mistook take a photo, so it's my mother's)

In evening, we went to Koudaiji and we could enjoy seeing the colored leaves that was illuminated at night. It was so beautiful, of course seeing them in the daytime, however I prefer in the night!!