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Books bring you new ideas. If there is a particular topic you’ve been feeling called TOWARDS, GO, and EXPAND your KNOWLEDGE.

As a retired educator, researcher, and being free, spontaneous, and carefree helps my messages to come through to all.

08/12/2025

“Getting ready for Winter Season “
( Snow shovel )

A snow shovel is a specialized tools for snow removal. They come in several designed, colors, weights, sizes, and of course materials.
Each of which is made to move snow in a variety of ways. ( video )

Other names of shovel are snow sled shovels, snow scoops, and sleigh shovels. They are large and deep hopper-like structures that are fitted with a wide handle so as to scoop up a load of snow and slide or push it to another place without lifting.

Video by: SheSa ( 12/5/2025 )





04/11/2025

American dogwood trees along the street in Toyama,
Japan. ( Fall : 11/4/2025 )


01/11/2025

Street car or also known as a Tramcar in Toyama City.


30/10/2025

Imizu Shrine: Ancient style
The roof of the Shrine is made of copper plates and the straight lines retain the essence of “Shinmei Zakuri” style.





30/10/2025

Imizu Shrine ( clapping )
The Shinto ritual of clapping twice is the proper way to purify oneself of impurities.

28/10/2025

Imizu Shrine
The enshrined deity is Ninigi no Mikoto, who is said to have divine virtues such as rich harvest and marriage.



25/10/2025

“Surroundings of Imizu Shrine



25/10/2025

“Sunset”

Sunset remind us that, no matter how good or bad the day was, it always comes to an end, and importantly, the bad moments never last forever.



25/10/2025

“ Saisen box “

This is a saisen box, which is commonly seen in Shinto Shrines and Buddhist temples in Japan. “ Saisen” is the money offered to the gods or bodhisattvas. When believers offer “Saisen”, they usually put this money in the Saisen box.




24/10/2025

“ Smile”
I hope something made you smile today— if not…. This wonderful view with nature and me … just might😊♥️

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