Hello, this is Kumai from Layout.
Those who have been working remotely are gradually returning to their regular work schedules.
As for me, I have been busy photographing the rugs that have arrived from Iran recently.
Until now, I've felt uncomfortable using a camera and thought I didn't have the talent for taking photos, but when I tried it, I found it to be surprisingly fun!
It's great to be able to take beautiful photos, and it's nice to be able to do more things.
I'm reluctant to do it, so I'd like to fix it little by little.
Strolling after work
Today I'd like to give you a little introduction to how I spend my weekdays, not my holidays.
To make up for my lack of exercise, I sometimes walk one station from Nakameguro to Daikanyama on my way home, and I really enjoy doing so.
It's about a 15 minute walk so it's pretty close.
I've always liked taking different routes than usual, and when I was in high school I had several different routes to and from school, which I would use depending on my mood that day.
That said, I usually only walk one station on days when the weather is nice, I don't have much luggage, and I'm not too tired.
The road from Nakameguro to Daikanyama is lined with delicious restaurants and stylish second-hand clothing stores, and it's fun just to look at the scenery.
In spring, you can join the crowds and enjoy the cherry blossoms along the Meguro River on your way home.
Generally, I like places that are high and sparkly.
I also love the night view of the factories! (My friend said it looked like insects swarming around a streetlight.)
It's the rainy season, so if it rains continuously you might not feel like taking a leisurely walk outside, but you'll make new discoveries and get a feel for the seasons.
There may be places near your workplace that you didn't know about.
Please come and take a stroll after work.
See you next time!