Jan. 23
For my monthly wine workshop, I head to Koriyama City in Fukushima.
Just before boarding the Shinkansen at Tokyo Station, an announcement was made that all operations of the Tohoku, Joetsu and Hokuriku Shinkansen had been canceled due to an overhead wire accident.
There was no prospect of recovery, so I hurriedly returned it to my home and switched to an online seminar on ZOOM from Tokyo.
It was my first time as a lecturer at an online seminar, but thanks to the wonderful support of the staff at York Benimaru, I managed to hold the two-and-a-half-hour seminar as scheduled.
In the end, the Shinkansen service was suspended for the whole day.
If I had gotten on the bullet train, I would have been trapped in the car for a long time, the seminar would have been canceled, and then I would have gotten off the bullet train and walked along the tracks.
It was only about 10 minutes apart.
After that, there were many things, and today’s dinner was Saizeriya alone.
Saizeriya is a person who can eat as much as you want and drink as much delicious wine as you wants.
But I was a little happy and a little disappointed that I was avoiding carbs and going for vegetables and protein.
Well, after that, I had too much momentum and rushed into karaoke alone.
I spent two hours Karaoke work.
It was fun to sing alone for the first time in a long time. ♪
