I'm not good at visiting customers.
It's daunting.
This is Tokyo, Kudanshita.
Speaking of Kudanshita, it is "Yasukuni Shrine".
I arrived early, so I decided to take a walk.
9 a.m.
From the lower direction of the nine steps, climb a gentle slope.
A runner climbs beside you. A large torii gate came into view.
First torii.
Even so, it is huge, extraordinarily large.
A wide approach road stretches in a straight line underneath. Large grounds, open precincts.
The contrast between the light blue of the sky and the yellow of the ginkgo.
It seems that this approach road is 400m.
The air is clean and delicious.
On Waseda Street, which passes right next to it, cars are buzzing and exhaust fumes should be drifting.
The scenery of the precincts makes the air feel clean. Stop in the middle of the approach and close your eyes.
Keep your feet shoulder-width apart, pull your chin back slightly, and exhale through your mouth.
When you squeeze it out and release the force, air comes in through the nose.
Feel the cold air spread through the trachea and throughout the lungs.
When the lungs are inflated, the breath is released.
After doing it a few times, my head became clear.
I may have felt a little lighter. When you start walking again, you will see a one-story building on your right.
I thought it was a nice café, but it was "ATTIC ROOM".
It is a stylish café in Shibuya and Ginza.
It's a luxurious location. It's almost time for the appointment, so I quickly finished my salute and made a U-turn. Thanks to you, I was able to work calmly. Will come again, this time when you can take it a little slower.