As the first cold wind of the year blew through Tokyo, I went to Shinjuku Cultural Center to see Mozart's opera "The Marriage of Figaro." It was a performance by young performers from the Nikikai Society. Of course, there were some flaws, but I went there with the intention of just having fun, so I enjoyed it very much. My 11-year-old daughter, who went with me, also seemed to enjoy it very much.
On the way back, I passed through Hanazono Shrine, and there were a lot of people there at the festival. The skewers and takoyaki looked delicious. On the big rake, there was something written like "Purchased by Saburo Kitajima."