Safe country

Hi there! Jun Tomioka here.

Yesterday, my mother made a telephone call to me.
It seemed she was confused.
She said she lost her wallet.
I suspected where she lost it.

First, I called a bank and asked about it.
They didn’t have any information.

Next, I called the supermarket where my mother often goes to.
They kept my mother’s wallet.
Someone found and took it to them.

I called my mother right after.
After a few minutes, she got her wallet back.
The matter was finished.

Japan is a safe country.
I am happy to live in this country.

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Mental Health of Athletes

Hi there! Jun Tomioka here.

Now, the Tokyo Olympic Games is being held.

The other day, Simone Biles, who is a very famous
gymnast in U.S.A, withdrew from the game.
She said, the reason was her mental health.
It seemed that she was not able to overcome a pressure.

Olympic Games is the biggest sports event in the world.
People expect athletes’ performance very much.
Top athletes become very nervous.

In this Olympics, Japanese athletes are playing well
but some top athletes like Naomi Osaka of tennis,
Kohei Uchimura of gymnastics, Kento Momota of badminton,
were not able to win.

We should not expect from them too much.
Let’s just cheer for their performance.

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2nd Gold Medal

Hi there! Jun Tomioka here.

Yesterday was the sixth day of the Tokyo Olympic Games.
Today’s topic is about Miss Yui Ohashi.

She is a representative swimmer. She is good at an individual
medley and joined the Olympics for the first time.

A few days ago, she became the champion of the women’s 400m
individual medley. That was a fantastic result!

Yesterday, she joined the women’s 200m individual medley
and won again!

She became the first Japanese female swimmer who got 2 gold
medals in the same Olympics.

Before, she suffered from anemia and didn’t go well.
But her family and coaches supported her.
She addressed practices very eagerly and finally recovered.

Congratulations, Yui!


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Championship in 13 years

Hi there! Jun Tomioka here.

Yesterday was the fifth day of the Tokyo Olympic Games.

I watched the final match of softball between Japan and U.S.A. on TV.
Japan beat U.S.A. by the score 2-0.
Congratulations, Japan Team!

They were the champion in Beijing Olympics in 2008.
But softball was not allowed as the event in London Olympics in 2012
and Rio de Janeiro Olympics in 2016.

Softball was revived in Tokyo this year.
They must be happy to play in the Olympics.
And they became the champion again in 13 years.

American players were all big.
Japanese players were all small but they fought equally and got
the gold medal.

I appreciate their efforts for the victory.


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The youngest gold medalist

Hi there! Jun Tomioka here.

Yesterday was the fourth day of the Tokyo Olympic Games.
The youngest gold medalist in Japan came out.

Her name is Miss Momiji Nishiya.
She is 13 years old and skateboard player.
Skateboard is a new event of Olympics.
She became the first champion.

I watched her performance on TV.
She played while smiling.
She might not have any pressure and it gave her a good performance.

Although I don’t know about skateboard, I guess this sports
will become popular among young people.

Anyway, congrats, Momiji!


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