６月５日

Oh, I could see Fuji-san this morning.



It's great.

I worked hard and I'm tired.
I'll take a bath and go to bed early.
I have to go to Tokyo tomorrow morning.

６月４日

My son-in-law has gone to America.
He will be in Los Angeles now today.
How is he doing now?
Is he trying to speak in English there?
I hope he will enjoy speaking English.

I've got a picture card from Ireland.
One of my students is now there to study English.
She says she is having a great time.

Tomorrow I have some work at a university to teach English.
I hope they will enjoy learning with me.


I say to you today my friends.
Even though we face the difficulties of today and tomorrow,
I still have a dream.
It is a dream deeply rooted in the Japanese dream.
We hold these truths to be self-evident,
that even Japanese people will be able to speak English so well.
I have a dream that one day my students will go to English speaking countires, meet people there and understand one another in English.
I have a dream today.

６月１日

Now we are in June.
It was cloudy and rained in the evening today.
I went to the hospital for caring my mother.
She has had a slight high temperature for a week.

What is our life?
I always think of such a question when I go there.

Does her life now have a meaning?
It is worth living?
I don't know whether it is good or not for her.
But surely she said not long ago that she wants to live as long as possible.

But what about my life?
I might have studied how we can live healthily and happily and now I have know the answer.

To be myself and keep my balance in every physical and psychological change is how I live.