Omikuji

On New Year's Day, a person draws omikuji (paper fortune) and ties it to a branch of a tree to return it to  a shine or temple.
When a person draws a good fortune, he or she should take it home.
But people often tie good fortune to branches as well.

Did you draw a good fortune?

Happy New Year!

I express my gratitude for your reading my blog.

Best wishes for a happy and prosperous New Year.

Walk your own road.

Tram in Kochi

Since today until Jan. 3, I go to Kochi for homecoming visit.
A tram in Kochi is the longest distance and history in Japan.

McDonald's Food Strap

You can get a McDonald's Food Strap when you order Value Set LL.

I can get Hashed Potato Strap.

We can use an outlet at nearby store.
It's very convenience.

Camera Girl

I wonder if a girl looks good with a camera.

The camera is not a compact one, but a big one like a single-lends reflex camera.

 

Oops, lens cover is...

In Japan, people cleans their hands with a ladle of water at shrines.

Do you have a camera?

Xmas Chicken

In Japan, many people stand in line to eat chicken in Christmas.

To eat chicken is Christmas festivity.

I wonder if you feel odd.
What do you eat in your country in Christmas?

Santa Santa Santa

I hope Santa brought you something good!