The Saitama Super Arena lecture has ended.
The Saitama Super Arena lecture has ended.
Before the lecture, there was some good news.
Two years ago, I was introduced to a friend of mine through work, and my father is also helping me through his work.
A woman is getting married!!
When we received the news, they were very happy and said that they would be inviting my family and I to the wedding.
Two years ago, that friend asked me, "Mr. Matsuo, is there anyone nice out there?" and we went out drinking together until late at night.
(I can't drink) Sometimes this was repeated over and over again.
My father would always say things like, "There's this really good kid, but do you know anyone else good?"
Coincidence is an amazing thing. The time period when the two were mentioned overlapped, so I tried matching it up without much thought.
This was reported the day before yesterday. It was exactly November two years ago, so two years have passed.
It was truly a happy story, and what's more, it was great to see my usually cool friend, President W, having so much fun.
After receiving this happy news, I arrived at Saitama Super Arena via Haneda.
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I had passed by it a long time ago, but this was my first time going inside.
As expected from such a famous facility, it was a magnificent venue.
This time, I will have 90 minutes, and President Miura of Shinken Housing will have 90 minutes.
It was a long presentation, but everyone listened attentively.
I went first, but as expected from President Miura...
While I was giving my talk, he listened and tweaked the PowerPoint presentation to make it look nice.
The content was well organized. I still have a long way to go before I can do that.
It doesn't seem possible.
After that, I rode with President Miura to Ikebukuro and we talked about various things.
After saying goodbye, I headed straight to Ebisu. I met a high school classmate who was starting a business in Daikanyama.
I had dinner with a friend.
While most of my classmates are employed by large companies, there are very few who are starting their own businesses.
We had a lively conversation about various things.
That being said, I have a lecture in Sendai today. There is also a social gathering, so I will be leaving late at night.
I'm returning to Tokyo, but this is the first time I've stayed in the same hotel for three nights in Japan.
It may be experience.
