Earlier this summer I wrote a post about a trip that I took to Myokenguchi 妙見口 see HERE. At the end of that article I promised a return visit, which I did last Sunday. This time we visited Myoken-san, the location of Nose Myoken-san Temple 能勢妙見山堂, headquarters of the Nichiren Buddhist sect.
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Nose Myoken-san
Hi, Mark here from Smith's School Fukushima. Usually, my school is closed on Sunday. However, this student has a very tough work schedule. So we both agreed to study on a Sunday. Yesterday was Sunday and we had a great lesson. Flexibility for teacher and student is great at Smith's School of English. smithweb.co.jp/fukushima
Today I had the opportunity to volunteer a little help in music to the Hadano Drum and Bugle Corps in Kanagawa. These girls and boys work hard year round in order to put a good show on at the end of the school year. And they did today. Such friendly, talented, and welcoming people. Helping these young ones is a very satisfying part about living here in Japan. Jim smithweb.co.jp/sagamihara/
今日、私は神奈川の秦野ラッパ鼓隊でちょっとしたボランティアをする機会がありました。ここにいる少年少女たちは、学年末にある演奏会でいい演奏を披露するため、1年中、一生懸命練習しています。そしてその本番が今日でした。とても才能があり、フレンドリーで温かい人たちでした。こういう若い人たちのサポートをすることは、私が日本の暮らしで大きな充実感を感じる部分です。Jim smithweb.co.jp/sagamihara/
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#101,8-21-5, Hanafuku-building, Fukushima-Ku,OsakaTel: 0120-222-248 (Japan)
Tel: 81-6-6455-8050 (Other)
Fax: 06-6455-8052
E-mail: [email protected]