I bet there many signs of history around me that I simply over look.

Hello this!!

I’m rein to pencil.

Hoe was your day?

I’m not bad.

I made some progress on project, I handled the job request smoothly.

So, I’m happy with that.

My goal is make to handmade lures.

That said, all I did today was some light shaping with a knife and a file.

I’m working on it little by little every days.

So something happened today,

I went to a local event with are friends I often go fishing with.

First of all, I was suprised by how many people were here on a weekday afternoon.

It was bustling with a diverse crowd including local residents reporters and visitors from other areas.

The ceremony went smoothly, and when they finally carried the mikoshi toward the sea, I was amazed.

It was mainly local children who carried that portable shrine.

Those children will eventually grow up to support these sacred rituals, and then the next generation will follow in their footsteps carrying the mikoshi once again.

This sacred ritual I am witnessing for the first time has been continuing, and I believe it will continue on.

It may be just a small local ritual, but it feels like the very embodiment of our history and the truth of this world.

I felt that way.

What I want most is to get married and have children soon, so I can take part in these local community activities.（sob

Well, that about it.

Let’s hang in there together tomorrow.。

And may everyone be happy tomorrow, too.

See you soon, bye(^-^)ノ

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