このところ、いろいろな行事に参加するなどで忙しく、一つ一つ詳しく書いている暇がない。そこで、ここにそれらのいくつかをまとめて簡単に記す。
Lately, I am busy going to a variety of events and cannot afford any time to write one by one in detail. So, I describe here about some of those events rather briefly.
On April 5, the Kansai Region reunion of Dalian Reizen Primary School was held at Tōkokurō in Hilton West, Osaka. There were 45 participants, in which six, including me, were of the 1948 class.
4 月 13 日、堺市民会館で「I LOVE 9条 さよなら原発：落合恵子さんが語る いのち・平和・核」。参加者 930 名。いのちと平和を守る運動は、「持続的なエネルギー」を持って進めなければ、と落合さん。
On April 13, the meeting I Love Article 9; Goodbye, Nuclear Power Plants: Keiko Ochiai Talks about Life, Peace and Nuclear Power was held at Sakai Civic Center. There were 930 participants. Ochiai said that we should do the movement to keep the peace and life with "sustainable energy."
On April 17, my wife and I went to Kyoto Municipal Museum of Art to see two exhibitions: Van Gogh in Paris: New Perspectives and Master Works from the Collections of the Prince of Liechtenstein. In the former, a variety of attempts to reach the later style of Van Gogh and a model of perspective frame used by him for drawing landscapes in a certain period were interesting. In the latter, works of Rubens, for example, The Lamentation and Portrait of Clara Serena, were especially wonderful.
On April 18, Spring Utagoe Coffeehouse in Westy was held at Nishi Culture Hall (Westy), Sakai. I submitted three requests for songs, among which only Yashi no mi (The fruit of the palm tree) was adopted. However, so many of my favorite songs were sung that I enjoyed the event very much. The song leader said, "Hoping for peace," when she proposed to sing two songs of Okinawa. This introductory comment was probably taken from my request card for Gembaku o yurusumaji (No more atomic bombs).
Lately, I am busy going to a variety of events and cannot afford any time to write one by one in detail. So, I describe here about some of those events rather briefly.
On April 5, the Kansai Region reunion of Dalian Reizen Primary School was held at Tōkokurō in Hilton West, Osaka. There were 45 participants, in which six, including me, were of the 1948 class.
On April 13, the meeting I Love Article 9; Goodbye, Nuclear Power Plants: Keiko Ochiai Talks about Life, Peace and Nuclear Power was held at Sakai Civic Center. There were 930 participants. Ochiai said that we should do the movement to keep the peace and life with "sustainable energy."
On April 17, my wife and I went to Kyoto Municipal Museum of Art to see two exhibitions: Van Gogh in Paris: New Perspectives and Master Works from the Collections of the Prince of Liechtenstein. In the former, a variety of attempts to reach the later style of Van Gogh and a model of perspective frame used by him for drawing landscapes in a certain period were interesting. In the latter, works of Rubens, for example, The Lamentation and Portrait of Clara Serena, were especially wonderful.
On April 18, Spring Utagoe Coffeehouse in Westy was held at Nishi Culture Hall (Westy), Sakai. I submitted three requests for songs, among which only Yashi no mi (The fruit of the palm tree) was adopted. However, so many of my favorite songs were sung that I enjoyed the event very much. The song leader said, "Hoping for peace," when she proposed to sing two songs of Okinawa. This introductory comment was probably taken from my request card for Gembaku o yurusumaji (No more atomic bombs).
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