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A Trip to Iwate~!
Greetingsð¹âš I took a trip to Iwate to enjoy Morioka Reimen (cold noodles)! And this place in the photo is the former Morioka Bank! It's made of brick, and both the exterior and interior were very stylish~! Shall I say it has the charm unique to red bricks? It was wonderful. I felt a sense of class and attention to detail in everything from the arched entrance and chandelier to the window frames and small items. Wouldn't it be lovely to have a chandelier at home? I looked into it and found they sell from around 20,000 to 30,000 yen, maybe I'll buy one somedayâª(*á Ù(Ù "⬠I've talked about Tsubame-Sanjo cutlery before, but I really want to choose the things around me with care. Also, this is not a criticism at all, but perhaps people in Tohoku are generally generous and gentle...? I felt the same when I visited Sendai; it feels like there's a relaxed atmosphere and time flows differently... This turned into a hard-to-read text with no logical flow at all, I apologize(ÂŽâ©Ïâ©`) Well then, excuse með(ã ËáµË*)â¡
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Your trip to Iwate sounds wonderful! The old Morioka Bank building is truly elegant. It's also fantastic that you're set on installing a chandelier in your home. Time spent in a relaxed atmosphere might just be the greatest luxury of all.
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This is a trip to Iwate, isn't itð¹ For some reason, modern architecture like this, which probably wouldn't be built today, looks so coolð€ The chandelier also enhances the sense of eleganceð Changing the bulbs on chandeliers seems like a lot of work.
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How delightful you must be! How truly elegant! Chandeliers... I aspire to them. Instead of thinking of the things around you as luxuries, think of them as investments to lift your spirits!
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Greetings†Welcome to the Northeast!†That old Morioka Bank building is lovely, isn't it?âŠâŠð Indeed, one must never forget elegance and grace!†I'm actually a Northeast sea-mountain half-breed, with my father's side from the coast and my mother's from the mountains (though I live by the sea nowâ€). Perhaps what's common to both is a life lived in tune with nature? Things tend to be dictated more by the sea or mountains than by human convenience, so I feel there's a certain 'it'll work out as it will' kind of vibeð€ Oh my, I seem to have written quite a bit†I'm glad you enjoyed your trip to Iwate†Well then, have a wonderful day!â€