Despite the excessive coverage, thankfully the typhoon passed without much damage.
I raised the fallen pots, put the things I took in back in place, and replaced the blinds that exceeded the limit of use.
Winter preparations have begun.
The Japan Meteorological Agency repeats the greatest threat ever.
The normal typhoon countermeasures have already been completed. The shutters should also be closed in case of a storm at night.
There is no excitement in stormy weather that I felt when I was young.
I just pray that no one will be affected and harmed by the typhoon.
Everyone please stay safe.
It seems that the chief priest of the temple came while I was out shopping for a while.
There was a plastic bag hanging at the end of the ruler.
Inside the bag was a bunch of splendid muscat grapes.
It seems that the weasel ate the other varieties and this was the only one left.
Let's taste muscat grown in Yamadera.
Typhoon No. 11 is approaching from midnight.
There is a charcoal-coated flying object in the gutter on the site.
In our house, which we cleaned up during the daytime yesterday, so far, the blinds and screen doors have moved a little.
Elementary, junior high and high schools in the prefecture are closed.
Suspension of railway operations, including airplanes, ferries, and bullet trains.
Evacuation orders for the elderly and others have been issued for my home, which is in a disaster danger zone, but we are waiting at home until it turns into a extratropical cyclone.
Stay safe everyone.