Unfortunately, the whole museum in Chuo-ku on October 29 was raining due to the approach of a typhoon. SARU goes to Harumi Passenger Terminal to serve as a volunteer bus guide for the first free bus. Around 8 o'clock, I headed by a metropolitan bus from the bus stop at Tsukiji 3-chome, but the staff has already begun preparations for the bus stop, and in the cold weather, it is difficult outside, and went to Harumi. An unexpected passenger ship was lying on Harumi. It is said to be the Italian large passenger ship "Costa Neo Roman Chika". It seems that the schedule was changed to avoid the typhoon and entered Tokyo. The Antarctic observation ship "Shirase" which is open to the public, has reached the shore behind it. I learned about SARU after finishing the guide, but this release was the previous "Shirase". I thought it was an active "dissease" and guided it. The rain was terrible, and the active one I visited in Yokosuka, so I passed. I would have gone if I knew my predecessor....。 By the way, the Antarctic observation team departs from Harumi Wharf every year on the news. At the Harumi venue, the event outside was a little difficult due to the rain, but the chorus of the "Chuo-ku Priere Junior Chorus" indoors also had foreign customers of the cruise ship, applauding the cute singing voice Was.
The bus had few customers because it was the first bus in the morning due to the rain, but the scenery from the window could not be seen well, I forgot the words with tension, and I was a passenger ship or a foreigner. It was a cold sweat. I'm sorry for the poor guide who got on board. The most disturbing thing was that I stopped talking about the talk of Yagenbori Fudoin, which I wanted to talk about. So I went to Yagenbori Fudoin with reflection. Here we have a chat with local people while having matcha. It seems that it is a branch temple in Kawasakidaishi, "This is better than Kawasaki, which is crowded with protection against misfortune." The next protection against misfortune was SARU that I would like to ask here. The talk began in the Edo period when a person named Seizaemon Akamatsu took Taiheiki at the nearby Ryogoku Hirokoji Temple and the town of Asakusa Mitsuke, and a monument to the birthplace of the talk stands. On this day, we talked to Mr. Sadatomo Ichiryu Sai in the planning of the whole museum. The teacher is also the voice actor of Chibi Maruko-chan's mother. The performance was performed by Jirokichi, a rat boy. It seems that the talk made the mouse boy a pirate, and the tomb of the mouse boy is located in Kaikoin, just across the Ryogoku Bridge. Time came in no time with a nice narrative. I think this good tempo matches unexpectedly with the present age. Also, it seems that there are a lot of female lecturers now. If you are interested, it seems that a free talk session is held on the 28th of every month, so why not visit it?
