We were interviewed by FLIR, a thermography company.

This week, I left on a 7am flight on Monday morning for Tokyo, the next day for Saitama & Tokyo, and on Tuesday night there was the final symposium for the Eco House Awards. Since it was late at night, I stayed overnight in Tokyo and returned to Kobe on Wednesday morning.

When I returned to Kobe, I attended a parent-teacher meeting at my daughter's school, then dropped by the office briefly, had dinner again in Kobe that night, and the following morning, on Thursday morning, I dropped my daughter off at school and flew straight to Tokyo from Kobe Airport. It was a week of confusing schedules. This morning, I had a meeting at the newly renovated Shinken Housing to discuss a new book to be published by Shinken Housing. It will be a compilation of serialized articles from the past seven years plus a large amount of original writing. The goal is to publish it in April.

After that, I was interviewed by FLIR, a thermography company, at Shinken Housing. I have used three FLIR thermography models myself (I still own two), and we were able to exchange various opinions. Details will be published in Shinken Housing soon.

So I'm currently on a plane heading back to Kobe, writing this before takeoff. I don't have many business trips scheduled this year, but for some reason, this week was packed with them.