My treasure is a mini album of photos of when I climbed the Matterhorn.
I climbed the Matterhorn to commemorate my climbing career and my 50th birthday.
It was the memory of a lifetime.
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One of my friends, Mr. Kitazawa, played the French horn in a concert on the 31st of July.
He is a member of the Senior Ensemble Wagner.
The concert was held at the Toyosu Civic Center Hall.
To get there, we took a “Yurikamome” (driverless train) from Nihonbashi Station.
The view from the train was good.
The hall stage is unique, the back opens and we can see the night view.
After a long time, we really enjoyed going to a concert and listening to the orchestra.
In Yurikamome
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We walked about 7 km from the foothills of the Shiofune Kannon-ji, a historic old temple, to the Iwakura Onsen Village, the only hot spring village in Tokyo, located in a quiet mountain area.
First, we took a bus from Kabe Station on the Ome Line to Shiofune Kannon, and walked along the Kasumi hills to Iwakura Onsenkyo.
According to the weather forecast, we knew that it would rain that day.
At first, we had heavy rain, but after walking for about an hour, the rain let up and then it stopped.
We didn't see anyone while we were walking along the hills.
On the way back, we took a bus from Iwakura Onsenkyo to Higashi-Ome Station.
The uchiage party was held at an unagi kabayaki shop near the station.
The number of steps we walked today was 17,288steps.
That’s it.