2025/1/8の難波と住吉大社を箏における超弩級の天才！宮城道雄の「六段」と共に世界中の読者に贈る。
I present to readers around the world photos of Namba and Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine from January 8, 2025, together with "Rokudan" by Michio Miyagi, a super-talented genius on the koto.
The weather forecast had been for fine weather from last week to today.
We are planning on going to Korakuen Garden in Okayama.
We had lunch recently at a Japanese restaurant in Korakuen Garden.
My good friend, who is not obsessed with food like Karajan, liked the udon set meal here very much.
She became a complete "udon fan" and has been eating udon for lunch every day since returning to Osaka.
I had checked the menu on the internet, and everything looked delicious.
Just like yesterday in Kyoto, if I go there and the clouds block my view, it's like going all the way to Okayama to have lunch; what an expensive lunch!
My good friend said.
I thought that was true, so I had a delicious lunch in Osaka.
After lunch, I'm going to take some photos of Sumiyoshi Taisha.
It's been a few years since I last visited Sumiyoshi Taisha.
Quite a few people live in Osaka and have never been to Sumiyoshi Taisha.
I was one of those people, but when I first visited, I was stunned.
Unfortunately, the sun had started to go down by the time I arrived at Sumiyoshi Taisha today.
I waited for the sun to come out while I took photos, but my hands were still numb from the cold, even on the train home.
As I considered what music to use as the background for today's Sumiyoshi Taisha, a good friend said, "How about Gagaku?
"Oh, that's it, that's it."
I searched YouTube and found Miyagi Michio playing the koto.
I knew immediately and clicked on it.
The moment I heard the first note of the first six-part piece, I said,
"He's a super-duper genius!"
My friend said nonchalantly, "Of course he is; he's a super-duper genius.
Moreover, her father's older brother was the vice-chairman of the Japan Traditional Musical Instruments Association. He was close to Michio Miyagi and ran a Japanese musical instrument store selling koto and other instruments. He looked after Michio Miyagi's koto and tuned them. In a sense, he was Miyagi's partner."
As you know, my good friend and I have known each other for a long time.
Until today, my good friend, who had never told me that his father's older brother was a partner of this super-duper genius, Miyagi Michio, had also proven to be a super-duper genius (lol).
I present to readers around the world photos of Namba and Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine from January 8, 2025, together with "Rokudan" by Michio Miyagi, a super-talented genius on the koto.
The weather forecast had been for fine weather from last week to today.
We are planning on going to Korakuen Garden in Okayama.
We had lunch recently at a Japanese restaurant in Korakuen Garden.
My good friend, who is not obsessed with food like Karajan, liked the udon set meal here very much.
She became a complete "udon fan" and has been eating udon for lunch every day since returning to Osaka.
I had checked the menu on the internet, and everything looked delicious.
Just like yesterday in Kyoto, if I go there and the clouds block my view, it's like going all the way to Okayama to have lunch; what an expensive lunch!
My good friend said.
I thought that was true, so I had a delicious lunch in Osaka.
After lunch, I'm going to take some photos of Sumiyoshi Taisha.
It's been a few years since I last visited Sumiyoshi Taisha.
Quite a few people live in Osaka and have never been to Sumiyoshi Taisha.
I was one of those people, but when I first visited, I was stunned.
Unfortunately, the sun had started to go down by the time I arrived at Sumiyoshi Taisha today.
I waited for the sun to come out while I took photos, but my hands were still numb from the cold, even on the train home.
As I considered what music to use as the background for today's Sumiyoshi Taisha, a good friend said, "How about Gagaku?
"Oh, that's it, that's it."
I searched YouTube and found Miyagi Michio playing the koto.
I knew immediately and clicked on it.
The moment I heard the first note of the first six-part piece, I said,
"He's a super-duper genius!"
My friend said nonchalantly, "Of course he is; he's a super-duper genius.
Moreover, her father's older brother was the vice-chairman of the Japan Traditional Musical Instruments Association. He was close to Michio Miyagi and ran a Japanese musical instrument store selling koto and other instruments. He looked after Michio Miyagi's koto and tuned them. In a sense, he was Miyagi's partner."
As you know, my good friend and I have known each other for a long time.
Until today, my good friend, who had never told me that his father's older brother was a partner of this super-duper genius, Miyagi Michio, had also proven to be a super-duper genius (lol).
