Thank you everyone for your hard work this week.
Is summer here? I thought, but the weather forecast says it'll be raining for the next week or so, and I'm shivering.
No wonder the half-eaten Oreo was moist. I eat a lot of Country Ma'am so I don't need them individually wrapped, but I only eat about three Oreos, so why are they in a tube?
By the way, although I say Oreo, I've switched to Yamazaki Noir.


This year, something happened that made me think, "Arami-san, you've grown up a little bit more, haven't you?"
Every year, I would get drenched in sweat cleaning and testing the air conditioner after it got hot, but this year, I was able to get the air conditioner ready to use anytime before it got too hot. (Excited)
I'm very satisfied because I was able to demonstrate the importance of using my reflections to improve myself next time.

In May, I was rushing around without a moment to catch my breath, so I suddenly had some free time in my schedule.
It felt like a gap! A stumble! I had caught a cold! I'm going to get through it with the spirit of a biker gang, just like Tadao Ando.

That's right, in the Shiitake fortune-telling for the first half of the year, the title for June was "I want to meet the sea. I feel like the sea wants to meet me, too." I'm looking forward to seeing how I'll feel in June.
What if all the Cancers come to see me?!'

I'm not the type to take fortune telling too seriously, but the temperature has been so high at night recently that it seems like I might suddenly end up going to the beach.
Maybe I'll report back next month.


Yes, the ocean in Okinawa was really beautiful. It didn't rain much either.
On the way back, the taxi driver said that if you lived there you'd understand, but Okinawa is very humid and not a nice place at all.
I won't be fooled! I went home muttering to myself, "Is this a strategy to stop more immigrants from coming here?" (No, I said it out loud.)
The architecture of Okinawa's cities is simply fascinating, especially the shape of the apartments, the tiles, the blocks, etc. There was a lot of character everywhere, which was fantastic.
I would love to see them make trading cards of Okinawan houses.



Recently I made Khao Man Gai in a rice cooker.
It's easy to make and incredibly delicious, but I have trouble getting the amount of water right and the rice ends up a little hard, so I'm still experimenting a bit as summer approaches.

Also, today before the general rehearsal I had breakfast at Komeda Coffee, and the bean snacks that come with the coffee were being sold next to the register for 100 yen for 1000 pieces.
You! You are worth much more!!


See you next time.

Ocean (Updated 2025.05.23)