Hanazono-jinja Shrine,Torino-ichi Festival 2011

Can you see the lantern that bears our company name?
Tori-no-ichi Festival at Hanazono Jinja Shrine. Tori-no-ichi is an
annual traditional festival held in some shrines and temples on
"tori(rooster) days" in November started dating back to Edo
period(17th century). People thank their safe through the year and
pray for luck and business prosperity for the next year.





Oh, just at the front, very front!



Showing our company name by using one lantern per character this year!



Where is the street stalls to buy a rake!






Feeling excited by the pleasing atmosphere, we bought such a big rake!

We moved to a new office.

We moved to Takadanobaba!!



We received lots of flowers. Thank you very much!!

Business trip to Shanghai

We made a business trip to Shanghai!












Ah, just as I thought, speaking English is very important after all.

Muhahaha!!

Shinjuku Gyoen, Autumn, 2009

You can enjoy the changing colors of autumn leaves.



Autumn leaves are now beautiful.



The oblique rays of autumn are very beautiful, aren’t they!



Nobody is there …



I just dropped in on my way from the shopping at Kinokuniya book store.




It’s already in the late autumn…



Tamagawa Josui Water Supply and Naito Shinjuku diversion are planned to be revived.



The notice board is also temporal.



Here a small stream will flow through Naito Shinjuku.

Hanazono-jinja Shrine,Torino-ichi Festival 2009

Hanazono-jinja Shrine,Torino-ichi Festival!! Today is the 2nd day of the Festival.



Look at the lanterns right in front. Where are our lanterns…



Let’ see … the left side form the front!?



Look over there!! 5 lanterns to show our company name this year. For next year it is the 10th anniversary of its founding. So it can be 10 lanterns… lol