The anger issue.

Being on edge <s>have</s> has its pros and cons. Showing that you are annoyed with someone may demonstrate how upset you are about a frustrating situation. For example, one of your friends took your laptop without asking, in order to use the internet for a <s>vain</s> reason involving vanity. <s>, without asking first</s>. As a result, you <s>talked over</s> showed anger towards him. This act might help <s>helps</s> to let go of the tension you are feeling and impose some limits on your relationship with your friend<s> or friends</s>.

It’s clear that anger can helps us to be aware of <s>about</s> how upset we are about something. But we should be prudent to not fight about foolish things. Because in the same way that we can feel anger towards other people, they <s>probably, may</s> likely have the same feelings. Analyze the problem first to have a good judgement <s>on</s> of how to act in stressful moments.

When I arrive.

When I arrive in Spain, I'll live in small apartment. I think that I'll only have enough money for hostel.

On an ancient tomb in Kamakura, Japan

Kamakura is an ancient capital about 1000 years old. There are many beautiful temples and gardens, and therefore it is one of the famous spots for sightseeing, as well as Nara and Kyoto in Japan. What is the specific attractiveness of Kamakura that the other places never have? I think it is an atmosphere that comes from characteristic geology that is mainly composed of tuff. Tuff is a kind of stone that is soft and easy to process, therefore ancient people dug many caves and tunnels in Kamakura. Especially ancient people often used the caves of tuff as tombs. Kamakura is a narrow place enclosed by mountains on three sides and sea for the remainder. Therefore Kamakura people were believed not to be able to make usual tombs on flat land, instead making tombs in the tuff wall outside of the city. The tombs are in caves named "Yagura", and you can still see Yagura everywhere in Kamakura. For example, Mandara Yagura-do is one of the biggest aggregations of Yagura. This place is not always open, but currently you can visit between 10 am and 4 pm every Saturday and Sunday (and also Monday if it is a public holiday). The next term is from October 19th to December 15th in 2019. The term and other detailed information are announced in HP of Zushi city of Kanagawa prefecture, and there are English pages in https://www.city.zushi.kanagawa.jp/global-image/units/125114/1-20181015105034.pdf.

The charge for the entrance is free, but a donation may be recommended for maintenance of the heritage. Besides this Mandara Yagura-do, you can see many Yagura along hiking trails around Kamakura.