I Land on Yonago Kitaro Airport

I landed on Yonago Kitaro airport. The airport is famous for the Japanese anime 'GeGeGe no Kitaro.' The author of the anime was born in Osaka and raised in the city of Sakaiminato, Tottori prefecture.

I rent a car at the airport, drove the car heading for Matsue city where my family lived.

I met my brother for the first time snice one year ago.　I ate sushi for dinner with him, my sister-in-law and my wife in Matsue city.

Then, I jumped on the car, drove to Izumo city and stayed in a hotel.

This is breakfast at the hotel in Izumo city.

I Have Lunch at Matsunoya Restaurant

 

I had lunch at a seafood restaurant called Matsunoya the other day. 

It is located at just two-minute-walking-distance from home. They served delicious fresh seafood for reasonable prices. 

The restaurant was also displaying beautiful traditional Japanese paintings and pottery in the shop. 

I Go to a Sushi Shop with Family Members

 I went to a sushi restaurant with all my family members when two daughters came back home to cerebrate the new year, 2017.

I have few pictures of mine taken with my wife. Because, either of my wife or I take a picture of the other usually.

The above picture is one of rare ones.

A month before having gone to a sushi shop, my wife and I went to an Italian restaurant called Popolamama.

They were offering customers special discounts to cerebrate their yearly anniversary.
Crab meat spaghetti could not be better taste.

I Go to Nissan Tochigi Plant

I went to Nissan Tochigi Plant to join a guided tour of car assembling lines with my wife the other day.

Since photo taking was prohibited in the tour, I cannot upload any pictures of the automated state-of-the-art  factory.

Photos here were taken at the entrance waiting hall. They displayed three cars, toy cars, engines and so forth.

We dropped by a Sushi Restaurant called Hourai-zushi on our way back home.

Emi and Rina Come Back Home

My company offered every employee one week summer holiday last week.
The holiday is called Obon Holiday.

Obon is a Japanese Buddhist custom to honor the spirits of one's ancestors.
The spirits of ancestors are supposed to revisit the household during this Obon season.
My two daughters, not spirits of ancestors though, came back home last week separately on different days.

My wife and I went to a sushi restaurant to have dinner with each daughter on different day.