Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
The other day, from Saturday through Sunday, I went sightseeing in Osaka for a Chamber of Commerce and Industry event...
The sightseeing in Osaka, which I usually go to all the time, was really tough lol
But I guess that's just part of the experience.
While there were a few good moments, I spent about a day and a half mostly partying, all while updating my blog and keeping up with my other work.
The tallest building in Osaka. The tallest building in Japan!
Abeno Harukas.
These are photos taken from all angles, but I can't tell which is which lol
Since I work on slopes, I get really anxious whenever I climb up high without a safety harness...
How about you all?
If you look closely, you'll see that this train says "Chartered."
You can rent it out for a few tens of thousands of yen and hold a party inside.
If anything, I was more interested in things I don't usually see.
That's a real bargain!!
It's a little late, lol
There are two restroom breaks, and the first one is 50 minutes after departure.
The horror of having beer passed around in such a terrifying situation...
I was in agony until a few people arrived at the restroom stop.
During the break on the way back, you can visit the train depot.
I don't usually get the chance to go here, so that was a nice little bonus lol.
I'm enjoying a break from the everyday!
This vintage fire hose holder!! It really has some character, doesn't it? lol
This track switch—or whatever you call it—has a pretty interesting design, doesn't it?
The ring-shaped part is just a weight.
It looks like it's designed so that if you lift it all the way up and tip it over, the weight keeps it from moving.
It's nice that the mechanism is so simple. I can really see the thought that went into it!
Railroads are kind of cool, aren't they?
Just as I was thinking that, it occurred to me that, come to think of it, I’m supposed to start working at the JR site next month...
Will you get tired of looking at train tracks? Or will you stop even noticing them?? lol
A long time ago, I got a certification that had to be renewed once a year to work for a JR-affiliated company, but I wonder what that was all about... lol
On the way back, I did a little work on the Kintetsu Limited Express, then slept like a log for the hour-long ride to Nagoya.
The Kintetsu Limited Express takes about two and a half hours. I wish they’d used the Shinkansen instead lol.
Thanks to that weekend of sightseeing in Osaka, I'm really behind on work! lol
In the end, it was pretty fun, so that’s fine, but it was physically draining, and I was drinking nonstop the whole time.
That lethargy I felt last Monday was out of the ordinary, lol.
I think I'll be feeling much better by today, but this liver fatigue really just keeps going, doesn't it?
You guys should all drink in moderation, lol.
See you later.
