Winding the spring of the Earth.

Have you ever heard the Earth is clockwork? Well, it is.
I don't know how many of this winding things for the Earth are there all over the world, but I knew there is one in Shii-O'hashi park in Tanohata.

When I drove near there, I stopped by to wind it because I thought one of the reasons of the strange weathers these days is the slowing down of the Earth rotation.

However, I could not even get close to the winding thing because of the rope and the sign.

The sign said

きけん！！(Dangerous!!)

クマに注意！！(Watch out for the bears!!)

The picture of the bear looked kinda cute.

Maybe the bears there are dangerous because they ask you to dance with them like hours even after you get pooped out.

I don't know.

If you know where the other winding things for the Earth are, please wind them before the Earth stop spinning.

Don't Drive and INGRESS

INGRESS is an interesting smartphone game and I have been playing months now. What is INGRESS? Here's a wiki. Ingress (game) via Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ingress_(game) Players have to move around their towns for this game, so some players walk, another players use their bikes, and others drive. But you have to be very careful when you play this game and drive your car at the same time. When you get caught by watching smartphone while your are driving, you will get 1 penalty point on your driver's license and also the ticket cost you 6,000 yen. How do I know about it?

[PolitiC@Nippon] Ryukougo Taisho 2016: Japan’s Most Vogue Words of the Year

Ryukougo Taisho is one of the unique events of Japan. In the end of the year, they choose the buzzing words that everyone is using them in common during the year from TV shows, dramas, news, so on. (Sometime, it's not really used in common, but they pick those words anyway.) Last year, they chose some words from from politic, such as Abe Seiji wo Yurasanai (or "We won't tolerate Abe's politics") SEALDs, the "youth (well, there are some young folks but mostly old folks in their 60s and 70s) group" going against to Abe's politics) and so on. Ref: [Ryukougo Taisho 2015: Japan's Most Vogue Words of the Year] http://www.mtv81.com/features/specials/ryukougo-taisho-2015-japans-most-vogue-words-of-the-year/ This year, one of the words they choose is:

At a theater

While I was watching the play at the theater, I suddenly said 　　　 then, I woke up. Yes, I was talking in my sleep. The person who was sitting next me was surprised and looking at me. So, I said her Then, I went back to sleep.

Ito Shunsuke

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