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青梅の昭和幻灯館にて。ここには点数は少ないですか、昭和の風景を再現したジオラマが展示されています。
at the diorama museum in Ome, Tokyo.
this diorama represents a classic movie theater in '50s (?)
We celebrated Junko's birthday on October 13th by going to dinner at a local Teppanyaki restaurant. This place is well known for its hospitality, good food and comfortable atmosphere. The steak is about the best you will find in Japan!
We all had a great time as a family. Junko, as usual, got emotional when opening her cards, which is one of the reasons I love her so much. All in all, it was a lot of fun.
Next week, on Friday the 23rd we plan to finish celebrating Junko's birthday in Yokosuka at our favorite Yakitori joint!
Novelist Yoshikawa Eiji (1892-1962) was a self-made popular author. He wrote 70 voluminous novels, mostly about historical subjects, such as The Heike Story, Musashi, and Taiko.
Yoshikawa Eiji lived in the countryside of Ome for the last eight years of his life, and his house and study have been preserved as the Yoshikawa Eiji House & Museum. There is a nice garden.
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Also: www.japannavigator.com/2006/06/author-in-ome-yoshikawa-ei...