ばなちんI'm an inlander, but there are many breweries from Iwate, Miyagi and Fukushima that check in, and I feel a strong sense of warmth and connection.
I work in inland education for the private sector. Every year, many people come from the coast, such as Miyako, Kamaishi and Ofunato, but 11 years ago, there was a girl in the third grade who came from Kamaishi in the summer. There was a girl from Kamaishi who was a third grader at the time who came to our school 11 summers ago.
It was originally a day of remembrance, but we chose SAKURA and Laughing Seasons to send her off to the next stage with a smile, thinking of the 10 years she spent overcoming hardships and blooming magnificent cherry blossoms.
At the time, her house was completely destroyed by the tsunami, but her mother told me later that the third-grader had evacuated to higher ground with one hand firmly grasping her grandmother's hand and somehow carrying a bag of cram school textbooks in the other hand.
I'm looking forward to what she will tell us in 6 years.
Oh...the taste, I don't feel the gas, but it's fruity, fresh, sweet, umami, bitter and pleasant. And the costa is good!
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遥瑛チチGood morning, Banachin-san😃.
I see you are from Iwate❗️Thank you for your continued support．
I'm in tears since this morning at her success story in Kamaishi 🥲.
May you have a fulfilling 6 years and become a great doctor🥂.
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etorannzyuHello. ♪
I see you're from inland!
I live in Ichinoseki.
The girl's story, I can't help but cheer her on!
Looking at the icon, is it a Levorg?
I also drive a Levorg lol.
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ばなちんHaruei Chichi, nice to meet you.
For about three months after the disaster, she could not attend cram school and had to live in a shelter. When he resumed attending the cram school, he showed me his tattered textbooks.
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ばなちんNice to meet you, etorannzyu!
He made up his mind to become a doctor after the earthquake. I have nothing but respect for his strength.
The car is as you say, a Levorg. I would like to go to the sake cosga one day.
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WOMDear Mr. Banachin. Good morning. I can only drink to cheer you up, but I am a student of yours? I wish each of your sons great success in their endeavors.
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ばなちんWhite of Million, thank you for your comments. I heard that you have done your best in human resources, so I think I will wait and drink the heavenly blessings (Tenmei).
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