My husband and I are happy to live a life of enjoyment with what we have here and now, without having to travel far.
The usual summer glass reminds me of the tea time that has been repeated for decades, and for some reason it brings me peace of mind. I love new things, but the time I spend communing with the things I have now that are filled with memories is a very rich time.
Living in an old house with a fan running and living a little inconveniently, our life is full of a sense of the seasons.
We are content with this life of calm and peace.

I spent this week preparing for the Tanabata Festival.
When I ordered origami from Amazon, I mistakenly received a smaller size origami.
Until now, I had been buying it directly from the store, so I never made a mistake.
I apologize for this!
This year, we decided to write our wishes on the square Tanabata decorations. Please forgive me.

Living within a 500-meter radius of my house, most of my activities are in my house, garden, and fields.
Spending time with plants is my greatest pleasure.