In our city, Toyohashi City, Aichi Prefecture, there is a streetcar. Between Sports Park Station and Toyohashi Station Turn at the Ibara intersection, but this turn is As a railway track, it is considered to be the toughest place with the first curve in Japan. Vehicles passing through here have bare dollies on wheels. The rails creak and the car body tilts heavily as it passes I don't think you can see it anywhere else. At one time, there was a proposal to abandon the railway, but as an important foot for citizens and as the best in Japan I want you to run forever. It's pretty cool to see how the streetcar looks like it's drifting. Photographed on the evening of March 1, 2024 Nikon　COOLPX　L610

Dedication of the handtube of the Toyohashi Gion Festival This year, which was the first full event in four years, 340 hand tubes were safely donated without any accidents. It was fun to watch the hand tube flame dance that conveyed the heat of the Ujiko in the hot weather.

Speaking of summer festivals Gion Festival held in July in Toyohashi City, Aichi Prefecture Beginning with a hand-held fireworks held at Yoshida Shrine, the birthplace of hand-held fireworks Starmine's famous fireworks on the Toyokawa riverbed I look forward to it every year