I live in Kyoto. They`re traditional wooden houses in Kyoto, are called Kyomachiya. 「京町屋」Recently, such houses has been renovated as book cafes and are open for diverse business. it's sometimes good time to go and relax and read.

I had my first lesson today. It was fun to speak English with my English teacher, Rhyia. I was incredibly nervous because I had not spoken English in a long time, but when I started, it was really exciting and fun. I was really impressed by the wonderful teacher. anyway The first time I was learned English in my early 20s was also a British teacher, so I think that I have a personal attachment to The UK. Well, let's have fun studying! Thanks for Rhyia.

Lunch today! There is a town called Ichijoji in the north of Kyoto City with many ramen shops. There are some restaurants that I have been going to for a long time, and my English teacher also said that he liked it who i was learing before. I like the soy sauce-based soup of ramen in Kyoto. The taste is mild, and I think it is easy for foreigners who have it for the first time. You can also try fried chicken, rice and little pickles. By the way Do you know the motto of the city of Paris? Fluctuat nec mergitur, it means that No matter if strong the wind blows, it only shakes and never sink. I'm going to sail too!