The next Sunday in September is the Higan 
in Japan. Higan is the day the ancestors will return to their respective families from the world after death. As in this picture, we go to a grave to visit our family. This is a picture of my child cleaning the grave.
Respect for the Aged Day
- In Japan, today is a holiday called “Respect for the Aged Day”
. Senior Citizen’s Day aims to celebrate longevity, admiring the old people who have been society for many years.
Today’s sweets
Today’s sweets
are bellflower and cosmos. The right side is the bellflower, the left side is the cosmos. Cosmos is a plant that is also a season word for autumn, as it is called autumn cherry blossom and it is called cosmos.
old style toilet.
In old Japanese inns, etc., there is an old style toilet. 
This is done while squatting down the groove, and it is decreasing gradually now.
the classroom of the tea ceremony
Today, in the classroom of the tea ceremo
ny, I did what is called “washing tea width” which is one of summer exercises. Washing brown width is one of the summer ‘s points of calling coolness in the room. It is characterized by conveying a double-folded tea width into a water-covered bowl and squeezing the brown width on the way in the middle.
Mt. Fuji
When I went home to Kyoto the other day, Mt. Fuji 
looked beautiful from the Shinkansen. As expected it is the mountain in Japan. It was a magnificent view.
The lunch box of “Confucius”
The lunch box of “Confucius”
bought in the car of the Shinkansen was very tasty. Confucius is really juicy and tastes similar to eel. I think that it is kind of a good Japanese fish.
eat a hamburger
When I went home to the local Kyoto yesterday, I went to eat a hamburger, which is the most delicious in Kyoto, popular among foreigners. Very big, luxurious, and tasty juicy, very tasty.
The Shinkansen is excellent
The Shinkansen is excellent in grinding comfort!
For the homecoming for the first time in a long time, I got on the Shinkansen.
After all it’s preeminent ride!
practicing tea ceremony.
Yesterday was a day of practicing tea ceremony.