Thanks to their warm hospitalityk, we are relaxed so much.
I brought Tea Ceremony goods from Japan.
I was worried about Japanese Vowl whether I could caryy it safely, but I could carry it safely.
I servfed Japanese Tea to host family members, and I am happy they enjoy it.
Haru taught them Origami.
Because Japanese "ninjya' is popular now, her hand-made ninja star was their favorite.
They were so clever with their fingers.
We visited Eco-cycle Inc. today.
Their model is German and Australia, but they established their own system originally.
One of big difference between here and Japan is that they do not devide their dusts when they put in garbages, and it is devided after they are collected to the facility.
It is called "a single stream".
We also visited "Frasier Meadoews Retirement Community". People who retired their job are residents there. This community has three groups. The first group people do not need help. The second are assisted people. The third are hospitalized people.
They run their own community by organizing its council.
We are so impressed with enjoying their life after their retirement.
I remember the word "Quolity of Life" when I visited this community.