Arrived at Odaiba, Tokyo around noon on February 21st.
This time, while traveling with my child,
After passing through Fukuoka - Hiroshima - Kobe - Kyoto - Nagoya,
After a long time and long drive, I finally arrived.
It started raining lightly from the time we left Fukuoka.
The next day in Hiroshima, it rained heavily from the morning.
By the time I got on the Sanyo Expressway in the afternoon, it was raining so heavily that I couldn't see in front of me.
Somehow I arrived at my relatives' house in Kobe in the evening,
Enjoy a popular pizzeria in the Kitano area.
I got carried away and ate too much and headed straight to Kyoto.
Although we arrived at the hotel in about an hour,
The two of us ended up in bed with bloated stomachs (lol)
The next morning, I headed to the store I wanted to visit while sightseeing in Kyoto.
On the way, I visited the Self-Defense Forces office near Kyoto Station.
As I watched from outside, the person in charge greeted me with a smile,
The children were very happy to hear stories about the Self-Defense Forces.
The motto written on the Ranger flag displayed in the office is
It felt like a bit of pressure.
Thank you so much to the members!
Although I headed to Nagoya in the afternoon,
It was evening so I couldn't do any sightseeing and the next day was early.
Accommodation only in Nagoya.
Although I have been to Nagoya several times,
I'm a little sad that I only stay overnight instead of sightseeing each time.
Leaving early in the morning and having lunch in Ebina,
Head to Odaiba in the afternoon.
Immediately after arriving, I carried out the office luggage that had arrived at my house.
I finished the day without any time to rest...
It's been a long time since I've had to do hard labor.
I'm really tired.
But finally.
The day has finally arrived.
Our long-awaited opening in Odaiba will be opening soon.
There are still preparations to be made,
It's really starting.
Although I am worried about what will happen next,
There is hope that something fun awaits,
I'm sure a bright future awaits you.
There's nothing left to do!
