Emotional Bentley use

Yesterday, I participated in the "En Marche" event held at Tsumagoi Kaikan.

I usually get nervous and lose sleep before attending new events,

but I had a truly warm and enjoyable time with the staff, exhibitors, and customers.

I am deeply grateful.

It seems many people have moved to Tsumagoi.

It's close to Karuizawa and is a wonderful place blessed with nature.

(I finally got to buy Shin-chan Oyaki! It's packed with filling, like a thin-crust anpan.)

While I was at the event, my husband took our children to Palcall Tsumagoi, a ski resort nearby. (They debuted skiing this year, but still can't ski at all.)

The snow escalator is free! And you can ski there!

So, it's a great place for beginners to practice skiing, especially if lifts are still too difficult.

The place we went to practice skiing the other day required us to climb up on our own (as do most ski resorts), and since the children couldn't climb sideways well, I, as a parent, had to carry them on my back to the top and then let them ski down... it was an extraordinarily taxing method. So, a ski resort with a snow escalator is extremely helpful.

That day, both my husband and I wore our 44-bentley extra-thick socks with silk inner socks underneath, and snow boots for the snowy mountain. Our feet were perfectly warm and comfortable.

(Practicing secretly on the side)

And early in the new year, our family took a day trip to Tokyo by Shinkansen.

Since you walk so much in Tokyo, I wanted to be perfectly prepared with my footwear.

On this day, I wore my heavy Timberland leather boots (men's size, 1 cm larger than my usual shoes) that I bought last year at a vintage shop, along with Bentley socks.

The shoes were heavy, so I wondered if I would get tired, or if sneakers would be better even if they were a bit snug.

However, it turned out to be no problem at all, and I walked over 20,000 steps without any fatigue or pain in my feet.

The high cushioning protected my feet. Wearing slightly larger shoes might also be a key point.

Amazing... Impressive...

With this, I might even be able to go to Disneyland with ease! (No plans though)

That day, we went to see "The Lion King" by Shiki Theatre Company.

I was worried if my 5 and 6-year-olds would be able to sit through more than two hours of a play, but they did! That was a relief.

We also got a discount by using the event coupon, so it was a bit more affordable!

Hakuna Matata!