It’s rainy lately.
If I wasn’t so tired, I’d write about ll the neat ways
Jp society deals with the rain & humidity.
Perhaps later..
Cheers everyone.
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Another Festival
Oct 11, Sakura City
Got to help a bit!
It's heavier than it looks
Yokohama Festival
Rain cant stop the fun!
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