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November 24, 2021

According to Yahoo Weather, this morning in Shinagawa, the temperature was 10°C and the humidity was 45%.

The expected maximum temperature is 16°C.

My husband went to the hospital from morning to afternoon yesterday and was away from home.

I immediately went to the OK Store to do some shopping.

The round trip was nearly 4km and I had a lot of luggage in my backpack on the way back, so I walked and trained instead (not really). Then I went to a nearby public bath. I had been planning to go when it got cold. It opens at 12 o'clock, and when I arrived a little after 12 o'clock, there were only a few lockers left to put my shoes in. Since it is a public bath, the entrance fee is 480 yen. There is also a sauna and a rock bath, which can be used for an additional fee. Tickets can be purchased from the ticket machine at the entrance. There are two types of hot springs to enjoy. The bath inside is black water and there is also a bath outside, which is the golden water. The black water is lukewarm and seems to moisturize the skin. The golden water is smoother than the black water. Is this a public bath? It's fun, like being at a hot spring. It's only a short walk from my house, so I'll come again. I got out of the bath and was about to go home when I got out of the bath and was about to go home when I realized that this is the place for Mr. Wada, who is famous for his yakiniku. It seems to be very popular and difficult to make a reservation. I went back home to put my luggage down and I went back home to put my things down, and headed to Musashi-Koyama Station.

There was an event going on in front of the station.

I went to Ebisu Garden Place.

I was waiting for the traffic light at the crosswalk when

I saw that logo (the circle on the left side of the building).

Is it Blue Seal?

There's a Blue Seal store in Ebisu too.

My destination is here.

Then I went up to the top of the building. The view is great. The red circle is a driving school.

During the Olympics, the red circle was painted with Olympic symbols.

You can also get a good view of Tokyo Tower.

I went down to the ground and went to the Westin Hotel next door. I was able to see the Christmas tree there again this year.

The boxes around the tree used to be teddy bears.

I had a dry throat after a bath, so this was better than ice cream for me! Sapporo beer black draft beer at Lion! Gulp

It's a Baccarat chandelier.

Haa

My throat is quenched

It's past 3pm, so I'm heading to the observation deck I was at earlier.

Yesterday, passenger planes flew in one after another on the new Haneda route.

Haa, it was fun.

From the public bath to Baccarat to the Christmas tree...

It was a holiday where I enjoyed myself with my neighbors.

For dinner, I had Kirishima chicken that I bought at the OK Store.

I added parsley, shredded burdock, and lots of vegetables to it,

and made mizutaki.

It's great to get lots of vegetables in a hot pot.

I'm working from home again today.

I'm going to Gunma in the afternoon to accompany my father to his doctor's appointment.

Onimusume is busy.

Let's be in a good mood♪