I went to Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Prefecture to give a one-day lecture!

I went to Tsukuba City, Ibaraki Prefecture to give a one-day lecture!
Today I left home early in the morning and headed to Ibaraki by Shinkansen. I was wondering whether to fly or not, but because of the location of the venue,
Considering this, the Shinkansen was slightly more advantageous. I took the Tsukuba Express from Akihabara, but this station was so deep.
It's so deep... No matter how far you go down, you'll always think, "Are we going further?" It's probably deeper than the sixth basement floor.
I think not.
From there, I took the Tsukuba Express for 4.5 minutes and arrived at Tsukuba. It's XNUMX hours one way!
Today, we are introducing Fujiko, a building materials store with about 100 employees, which was introduced by Mr. Minamino, the chairman of the PV Solar House Association.
It was a lecture sponsored by Fujiko. Mr. Fujiko, together with the president and the managing director, have been visiting Germany for the past eight years.
He seemed very enthusiastic about the fact that he will be working on low-energy housing from now on.
About half of the participants were employees, and they all listened attentively, so it was rewarding.
Immediately after the meeting, I returned to Tokyo and had dinner with Mr. T, the president of T Company, at Tokyo Station. After that, I got on the Shinkansen.
I was trying to make a reservation but it was a mistake...
Today was the last day of work for most large companies, and the Obon holiday starts tomorrow, so the Shinkansen was super crowded...
Just like the other day, even the Green Car was full. I had no choice but to line up for the unreserved seats, and it was beautiful.
I was able to sit down, so I'm currently updating my blog from the car.
According to the current weather forecast, the typhoon is expected to be stronger on Sunday than tomorrow, Saturday.
The event will be held unless there are extraordinary circumstances, but please be careful if you are planning to come!!