Go to the dentist--!

I don't like to go to a dentist actually. But, it is time to go maybe. I used to go to the dentist who was my favoraite. I meant he was a reliable person. He always thoght what kind of treatment was satifiying the paients and always he tried to explain how he proceeds the treatment in detail.
He always made a consent with his patients. I will meet a new dentist tomorrow. It is an adventure for me. I don't want a bad dentist to examine myself.....

Good Luck to me.

Movie:The boy in the Striped Pyjamas

I saw the movie"The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas" at Ebisu Garden Cinema, Tokyo.

I could see how the Holocaust was going on from the sight of children.

This movie was drawn by the sight of Bluno who was a German child.

He was too pure to understand what was going on in Germany and what was happened between the German and the Jewish.

However, Bruno couldn't believe what the teacher taught to Bruno and his sister about what & how the jewish people were evil and worst was totally correct, because Bruno was making conversation with Jewish 8-year old boy, Shmuel. Bruno made a friendship with Shmuel.

So, Bruno doubted what the techer taught.

He repeated why and why. However, no adults could answer his questions. Only they could say was Jewish were evil.

Nowadays, we have got a lot of information by TV, newspaper and Web. We have to judge what is real, and if possible, we have to see with our own eyes and touch with owr own hands.

If so, we can judge what is right without any inflectional info.

Fireworks at Tamagawa River location

As usual, I went to see the fireworks at Tamagawa river in Tokyo, which was one of the biggest fireworks in Japan.

Every year, the performance of fireworks get to be strengthened and upgraded by technicailly.

Today, I could see the "Doraemon's shape" of fireworks. It's amazing. How could they make such a complicated and tough fireworks?

I'm looking forward to seeing the them next year.

Grandfatsher's Letters exhibition

Grandfather's Letters Exhibition has been held at Daikan-yama Hillside Terrace by Aug.31.

I was really impressed by the heartful touches of drawing picture cards to the grandchildren.

He was Henry, called "Kaka", which meant Grandfather in India. He sent approximately 1200 letters to his grandchildren in his whole life. His picuture was so nice. His drawings showed his love to his grandchildren. I 'm feeling relaxed and easy when I see his drawings.

Turtles in the lake

I found a turtle taking a rest on the small wood in the lake.

It seemed to be too small a rest place for him.