Ito Shunsuke

I meant to wash my training wears, but I always lost the timing of using the washing machine. Because the washing machine makes noise, I do not want to use it late in the night for my neighbors. So, I washed them with my hands and foot. Then, I hanged them outside because they were dripping. You know, because it's low humidity in the winter time, I though they would be dried by morning. But they got frozen instead. image url:  https://lumiere-a.akamaihd.net/v1/images/6d7454cea6644379adc7e529c5790a28078a2823.jpeg?region=0%2C0%2C450%2C450

When I went to the electronics store in town, I saw my kohai(*) who works there shoveling the snow in the parking area for the store.   "Hey, hard working man.  What's up?" I said to him.   He replied me "Getting snow removed from this parking." I was happy to see him working so hard.  So, I said him "HURRAY!! HURRAY!! (Kohai's name)!! GANBARE!! GANBARE!! (Kouhai's name)!!" out loud like the school cheering boys in Japan.  　 http://www.nagoya-doubutsu.ac.jp/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/page/2014/10/nh_ouen_05.jpg 　 Then, he threw me the snow that he was shoveling.  ......WHY!?     (*kouhai = A senpai and kohai are generally similar in a lot of ways. They're usually fairly close in age, and have a similar occupation and social standing.The differences is when it comes to seniority and/or experience. Two people may both be students at the same school, but if one is a first-year student and the other is a third-year, then...

   When I was buying a cup of coffee from the vending machine, it made a big sound and shook itself a little.  It sounded like somebody inside hit his/her head somewhere there.  I was so curious but I was not brave enough to peep inside the machine because I had a feeling that if I peep inside, he or she inside would be attacking my eyes. 　　

"Kamome-no-tamago, seagull eggs" is the one of the famous souvenir from Iwate prefecture. It's not real seagull eggs, but they do really good work to mimic it by using white chocolate as the egg shell, and white bean paste as its yolk. Now, they have "kamome-no-hanakuso, booger of seagulls" available at the souvenir stores and supermarkets in Miyako. (I purchased it at Seatopia Naado.) It's not real booger of seagull (hope not,) but small chocolate ball with nut inside. You may want to buy this for whom understand joke. 　

I have been working out by following the workout menu in the book whose name is heyatore  ("heya" means "room," and "tore" means "training" in short. So, it's "training in room" both together.)      The book contains the workout programs for 2 weeks, 1 month, 3 months, up to 6 months. You have to workout every couple days depends on which month you are. Because it was good amount of workout, I could finish the 6 months program without any hustles. I started the 6 months program on beginning of January 2016 and finished it in the end of June. However, the book has the maximum 6 months workout program, but nothing after 6 months (T T) I did not know what to do, but I found there was the heyatore book for 12 months when I was browsing internet. So, I bought that too.   When I was reading through the heyatore  book for 12 months, I found the Q and A that had my question too.     Q. What if I complete the all 1...

"82.6 We are next to you, 82.6 Miyako Harbor Radio"   You would hear the short song between the radio programs when you are listening the 82.6 FM in Miyako area.  Sometime, this song annoys me.   When you say "we," that means "you and I," and most likely it's used between two (or more) people who are talking to each other.  So, when you say "we are next to you," that's "(you and I) are next to you." It's like

It was too beautiful day, and it's kinda shame that I had to work today. I felt like drive to the beach even though it's little cold. So, I use my "lunch break (in general because I do not eat daytime)" to drive to the beach in Fujiwara where is about 10 -15 minute driving from my office.         Unfortunately, the sun was covered by clouds when I got there, but the view there was gorgeous as usual.  I saw some sort of the construction materials covered by the yellow sheets on the beach. On the construction sign on the walk way, I found those construction materials were the base of the coastal levees that they were building there to protect the beach area by tsunami. Around there was one of many areas in the city that got affected by tsunami on March 11, 2011. People who live there got two choices; either they keep the beautiful beach as is with the danger of tsunami, or build the coastal levees so they get protected from tsunami. It was ...