July 2025
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
July 31th. The cool breeze. 
 I got up early and took a walk along the lake. Some people were already fishing.
 I had granola yogurt, a salad I bought at a convenience store, and cafe au lait for my breakfast by the lake.
 I could see a group of elementary school students and their teachers doing their morning exercises by the lake.

 After breakfast, I took two cameras Canon EOS M5 and Sony ILCE-7RM3, circled Lake Yunoko counterclockwise. The lenses used were a TAMRON BBAR MALTI C 1:5.6 f=300mm No.8400268 and a Nikon NIKKOR 50mm 1:1.2 No.219226.

 I spent the afternoon at the visitor center editing photos, uploading the edited photos, and watching YouTube and NHK+.

 Around noon, I spent the time at the visitor center editing photos, uploading the edited photos, and watching YouTube and NHK+. It was hot in the sun, but cool in the shade. The cool breeze in the shade by the lake was especially pleasant. I spent by the lake with Miya-O.


 
 
 
 
 
 
July 30th. The first bread making class. 
 There were several photographers at the lotus pond in Yasaka Park. Some of them had been there since before dawn.
 I walked 5 kilometers around Yasaka Park. Walking makes me hungry. I made grilled carrots and peppers, ham and eggs for my breakfast. I also had corn rice and cafe au lait.

 I participated in the first bread making class at Sarushima Community Center from 9:00 a.m. Today's assignment was to make sausage bread.

  I left for Nikko with my cat around 5pm. Around 7:30pm, I stopped at a convenience store along the way and bought some sandwiches and ate them. I arrived at Lake Yunoko parking lot at 9pm. It's time to go to bed.

 
I purchased a Canon EOS M5 body from the Kitamura Camera online shop. It cost ¥45,980, including a 6-month warranty and shipping. It arrived today.

Order Date: 2025/07/23 (Wed) 03:27
Order Number: 217830-20250723-0817007430
¥45,980
Quantity: 1
Estimated Shipping Date: Approximately 1 week later
Subtotal: ¥45,980
Shipping: Free
Total: ¥45,980

 
 
 
July 29th. Malfunctioning cameras. 
 I made a cold soup Charumera with vegetables and eggs for my breakfast.
 Miya-O also had breakfast and took her medicine. So she went to sleep in an air conditioning.

 At 4 p.m., Miya-O emerged from her hiding place. We made an appointment at the pet clinic and met with her doctor. He ran a blood test. Her kidney function indicators were slightly above normal, so we were told to retest in a month.

 I cooked rice. I put a raw egg on the freshly cooked rice and ate it for my evening meal. I also had salad, I also had tomato basil leaf salad and cucumber and wakame seaweed vinegar.

 I plan to sell junk Konica C-35, C-35 flashmatic, C-35 E&L (set of 3 malfunctioning cameras) on Yahoo! Auctions.

 The FUJIKCA V2 No.192854's shutter aperture helicoid seems to be functioning. The viewfinder is damaged, but it seems repairable, so I plan to keep it as a camera.

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July 28th. Konica S-II.  
 I walked 4 km at Yasaka Park. The temperature was lower than yesterday, but still quite humid.

 I had clam rice balls wrapped with nori seaweed, fried eggs, grilled bell peppers eggplant tomatoes, granola yogurt, and cafe au lait for my breakfast.

 Miya-O was well hidden on the first floor. I finally found her. She and I had medicine time with the song Usagino dance.
 
 Today was the day to clean all of rooms. I knocked over the fan and a blade broke, so I fixed it with glue.

 MiyaーO seems to feel cold when he turns on the air conditioner, but it feels hot outside.

 I made grilled eggplant and fried potatoes with garlic for my evening meal.

 I have three junk Konica S-II rangefinder cameras. I collected the intact functional parts from each and completed into as a camera. I'm selling the other one on Yahoo! Auctions, and I plan to remove the lens from the last one and modify it to function as a digital camera.
 I also plan to sell other unwanted items on Yahoo! Auctions.



 
 
 
 
 
July 27th. I cat a watermelon. 
 I walked 3 km and run 3km at Yasaka Park. The weeding took an hour.
 
 I cat a watermelon. The cut surface was beautiful and it was delicious.
 I had a clam rice ball wrapped with seaweed for my breakfast. I had sausage bread for my evening meal.

 I baked waffles.
 In the afternoon, I attended the photography class at Kamigumi Community Center.

 Miyao went missing and was never found anywhere in my house. She came out of Oshiire at 7pm. she hid well. Of course I looked there too but couldn't find.


 
 
 
 
 
July 26th. Sausage in Graham Bread.  
 I had gyudon, tomato with basil leaf, and cafe au lait for my breakfast.

 I attended an English class on Saturday.I
 
 I edited the photos I took, in an air-conditioned room with MIya-O.

 I tried making bread with sausage inside. It was my first attempt, but I think it turned out well.

 My EOS M3 broke. It wouldn't start up. I'm selling my broken EOS M3 on Yahoo! Auctions. It's finally time to upgrade to the M5.


 
 
 
 
 
July 25th. the monthly meeting of the Photo Kano Club.
 Starting at 5 o'clock, I walked 1 kilometer in Yasaka Park and then ran 3 kilometers.
 I had fried eggs, boiled sausages, salad, Nasu miso soba noodles, and cafe au lait for my breakfast.

 In the morning, I went to Chikusei City to attend the monthly meeting of the Photo Kano Club.

  I had an almond croissant from Backenbart and cafe au lait for my lunch.
 I started weeding with a karibaraiki at 5pm, and spent nearly one hours weeding only the areas that were absolutely necessary.

 I had gyudon for my evening meal. Miyao was with me in the air-conditioned room.


 
 
 
July 24th. Miya-O left home without permission. 
 Starting at 5 o'clock, I walked 1 kilometer in Yasaka Park and then ran 3 kilometers.
 Hidden among the lotus flowers in the pond in the park, a small yellow flower is blooming. It's called Asaza. It seems to be an endangered species.

 I had a homemade dried grape bread, ham and eggs, sliced tomatoes with basil leaves, granola yogurt, and cafe au lait for my breakfast.
 
  I have over 30 junk cameras that I bought on Yahoo! Auctions. If I don't organize them, I'll lose track of what I have. I've decided to repair the ones with working shutters and only minor damage so they can be used as cameras. I'll extract the lenses from the ones with rotten bodies. The rest will be sold or discarded.

 I made soba noodles with miso stir-fried nasu for my evening meal.

 I didn't realize it, but Miya-O had been out in the afternoon. She came back at 6:30 pm.



 
 
 
 
 
July 23th. Yahoo! Auctions.
 I ran about 3 kilometers in Yasaka Park from 5 o'clock. It was cloudy and humid.
 I had curry rice, tomato cabbage and pimento salad, granola yogurt, and cafe au lait for my breakfast.

 My younger brother brought some Negi that he got somewhere. 
 I made a salad with grilled Negi and cherry tomatoes, and Negi soba noodles for my lunch.

  It's super hot. Hot air was blowing in through the window. Miao is sleeping in the shade at the entrance. She's been really damaged by the heat. She doesn't look very energetic.

 I sell things I no longer use or that are broken on Yahoo! Auctions. If they don't sell, I throw them away.
 
 In the afternoon, my younger brother brought me a lot of eggplants, so I made stir-fried eggplant with miso flavor for my evening meal. I also had Unagi-chimaki, waffle, and salad.

 It didn't rain today either.

 
 
July 22th. I looked for a used Canon EOS M5, 
 I made grilled atsuage, fried egg, stir-fried cabbage, two cherry tomatoes with basil leaves, and cafe au lait for my breakfast.
 I ran 3km around Yasaka Park from around 6:00.

 I found Miya-O's hiding place. It was under the bed in my son's room, in the gap between the wall. She was hiding. Under this bed, part of another bed that is not in use is stored. So I couldn't find her by looking under the bed before. I moved the bed a little away from the wall. Now I won't have to search for her every her medicine time.
 
  It was a very hot day, but staying at home every day was boring, so I decided to go out. I went to Bäckenbart in Moriya City and bought some round loafs and an almond croissant.
 I looked for a used digital camera, Canon EOS M5, at the WonderREX Moriya store. I dropped my old EOS M3 and broke the LCD monitor. Canon doesn't accept repairs because it's old. So I tried to repair it myself, but failed and it was difficult to recover. So I was looking for the next higher model, the M5. I couldn't find it there, but I found a nice used EOS 6D Mark 2 for 98,000 yen. It was in good condition and at the lowest price I've ever seen. I wanted it. I held back. Impulse buying was not a good idea.
 Next, I went to Costco. I filled up my FJ with gas. I bought Greek yogurt, cherry tomatoes, and shimeji mushrooms.
 I wanted to eat soba noodles, but unfortunately Kimura was off.


 
 
July 21th. Miya-O`s appetite. 
 It was already hot by 7:30 when I ran 3km in Yasaka Park. I had a waffle, a sausage, two fried eggs, two cherry tomatoes, granola yogurt, and cafe au lait for my breakfast.
 Miya-O chan hid somewhere after her breakfast, but came out around 11 o'clock. So I gave her some medicine. After that, we spent some time together in the air-conditioned room. Then she hid somewhere again. She may not like air-conditioned rooms. Lately, all the doors in my house are open except for the front door so she can go wherever she wants.
 I want to escape the heat somewhere. I want to go to Oku-Nikko. But I can't leave Miya-O behind. If I take her with me now, it will be a burden on her health. Maybe I should wait until she gets better.

 Miya-O wanted to have her dinner refills three times. Her appetite seemed to appear.



 
 
July 20th. Asaza (scientific name: Nymphoides). 
  I walked 3km in Yasaka Park from 6:00 am. It was too hard today to run. I had breakfast when I got back home.
 I went out to Yasaka Park again with my camera and tripod. First, I voted for the House of Councillors election at the Central Community Center. Then I took photos of Asaza (scientific name: Nymphoides) in the lotus pond. This small yellow flower seems to be an endangered species. I took a close-up shot with a CANON EF 40mm 1:2.8 STM and an extension tube.
 Everyone is fascinated by the lotus flower. No one pays attention to the flower below. It's a small flower, but it's fascinating when you enlarge it.



 
July 19th. The effects of a broken refrigerator. 
  I had kiwi yogurt, grilled mackerel, thawed unagi-chimaki(eel rice dumplings), and tofu for my breakfast. My food menu reflects the effects of my broken refrigerator.

 In my broken refrigerator, I found poppy seeds and coconuts from 2015. My wife told me to throw them away because the fats and oils had oxidized and were dangerous. I also found a lot of flour. They were plain flour, whole wheat flour, buckwheat flour, buckwheat uchiko, etc. They were sealed and still in good condition
 I baked waffles using plain flour and Uchiko.

 I cooked sweet corn rice. I mixed regular rice with 20% frozen sweet corn and cooked it. The oil and sweetness of the corn added to the rice makes it fragrant and delicious.
Freshly cooked rice make me to want rice with a raw egg on top. I had tamago kake gohan for my evening meal. I also made a salad with sliced cabbage and cherry tomatoes, and vegetable soup.



 
July 18th. The sky was clear and blue. 
 I made grilled atsuage and granola yogurt for my breakfast.
 I went out around 6 o'clock and ran 3km in Yasaka Park. I took some photos at lotus pond today too. The sky was clear and blue, so I took pictures of the lotus flowers with the sky in the background.


July 17th. Frozen fried rice. 
 I made tofu and vegetable soup last night and chilled it in the fridge. I had it for breakfast. I also had cafe au lait and sliced tomatoes with basil leaves.

 The other day, my refrigerator broke, and two servings of frozen fried rice were defrosted. I had one of them for my evening meal. I also made tomato slices with basil leaves. I also had leftovers, tofu and vegetable soup.
 I'll have to eat the remaining one defrosted fried rice soon.



 
 
July 16th. The bread-making class. 
 I walked about 3km in Yasaka Park. Today, it was too hard and I couldn't run at all. I met a regular photographer who I see every morning by the pond. He had been here every morning before dawn.
 I had self made white round bread with cream cheese and anko paste for my breakfast. I also had a cafe au lait.

 I participated in the bread-making class at Sashima Community Center from 9:00. Today's assignment was to make raisin bread and sugar-topped round bread. It went well and was delicious.
 The flour that the instructor uses is Yumeakari. It is produced locally and milled by Maeda Foods Co., Ltd. in Satte City, Saitama Prefecture. I wanted to try it, so I ordered a bag (2.5 kg). My wife already knows about it and has used it before.

 In the afternoon, I took a short nap.

 I made chicken meatball vegetable soup with soba noodles for my evening meal. I also had vinegared cucumber and wakame seaweed.



 
 
 
July 15th. My refrigerator was broken. 
 I got up early and ran 3km in Yasaka Park. It was cool with occasional rain and wind, but very humid.
 My weight has finally reached the 65kg range in this morning, but if I drink some water I'll be right back at 66kg.

 Everything in the freezer has thawed. Yesterday, I thought it was my mistake, but it turned out my refrigerator was broken. So, for my breakfast, I had thawed mackerel and eel rolls.

 Today I did some self-training in kneading and baking bread myself. Today's assignment was to make a round white bread. I added starch syrup to the dough and baked it at a low temperature. The baking time was too short so I added a little more baking time.

 I didn't give Miya-O any medicine today. She has an appetite. She hasn't vomited. But she seems a little sick because she's been by my side all the time.
 
 I made a salad with vinegared cucumber and wakame seaweed, and sliced tomatoes, basil leaves for my evening meal. I also had grilled pork hamburger with cheese.

 

 
 
July 14th. I accidentally defrosted some minced pork. 
 I got up early. After eating granola yogurt, I ran 3km around Yasaka Park. After I finished running, I took pictures at the lotus pond I had always brought my camera with me. There were several photographers there from early in the morning. I came back at 5:30.
 I made chicken meatballs and vegetable soup for my breakfast. I also had some self made round bread and cafe au leait.

 I also use the spare small fridge. Apparently the freezer door was slightly open and some minced pork defrosted. There was no space in the main fridge. I made 4 large burgers with 500g of defrosted minced pork. I wrapped them in aluminium foil and cooked them in the gas oven. I had one for my lunch and the rest went in the main fridge.
 
 I didn't give Miya-O antibiotics this morning because she doesn't need them anymore. I only gave her kidney medicine one hour after she ate. But she vomited after a while. I decided to wait and see for three days without medicine.

 I made a salad with sliced tomatoes and cucumbers, served with boiled eggs and basil leaves for my evening meal. i also had the leftover chicken meatballs and vegetable soup from morning.



July 13th. The urine test showed no bacteria. 
  I ran 3km in Yasaka Park. There were several photographers around the lotus pond in the early morning. I talked to a few people for a while. Two of them who were the birds photographers, trying to shoot swallows that came to the lotus flowers in the pond. They were waiting for the swallows. We talked for a few minutes. When the swallows came and two men got ready. So, I went home.

 I made vinegar salad with cucumbers, eggplants, and seaweed. I also made sausage and vegetable soup and cafe au lait for my breakfast. I also had the homemade roll bread.

 Today, I didn't give Miya-O any medicine. I only gave her food and water. Miya-O and I went to see her doctor around 10:00. The urine test showed no bacteria. So she doesn't need any more antibiotics.



 
 
July 12th. ”Gyunyu-Pan” 
 I got up early. I gave Miya-O medicine including antibiotics at around 6:00, about 30 minutes after the meal. Miya-O vomited again at around 8:00. I was sure it was a side effect of the antibiotics. After that, I did not give her medicine again, but just watched her. She was fine after that.

 I attended the Saturday English class at 10:30. I walked there. On the way back, I passed by the lotus pond in Yasaka Park, but there was no photographer there.

 I started making bread at 6pm. This was my second time making hand-kneaded bread. I divided the dough into 4 portions. I sprinkled poppy seeds on one portion to decorate top surface.

 I had my evening meal while the bread was rising. Both the first and second fermentation take at least 20 minutes. I made charumera with lots of vegetables. I also made a salad with sliced tomatoes and cucumbers.



 
 
July 11th. Blueberries. 
 I ran 3km in Yasaka Park, and then I went to a nearby convenience store to buy a pack of milk. Becase I run out my milk last night. In total I ran 4.92km.
 
 Miya-O vomited again this morning. Today, there were no hairballs. I suspected it was a side effect of the antibiotics. So I didn't give her another dose and just watched her progress. After that, she was good.

 The blueberries in my garden get eaten by wild birds when they ripen, but I don't mind because they're bird food. Both they and I are happy.

 I boiled vegetables and potatoes to make a stew-like soup. I also had Gyunyu-bread, blueberries granola yogurt, and cafe au lait for my breakfast. Wild birds had our blueberries in my garden. These blueberries were picked by me at a farm in Ueda City. 

 For my evening meal, I had pretty much the same thing as lunch, but with the addition of sliced tomatoes.

 

 
 
July 10th. ”Gyunyu-Pan” 
 I got up early and took a walk around Ueda Castle Ruins Park before breakfast with my spare tripod and digital camera. A tripod was essential if you want to take photos of the dark areas of the park in the early morning with a slow shutter speed.
 My wife cooked our breakfast. My son went to work in Saku City.
 I bought two Gyunyu-Pan(milk bread) at bakery Kokorade, It is a Nagano soul food bread with a thick layer of buttercream. One was for my younger brother and the other was for me. 
 I returned to Iwai with my cat. I arrived at Iwai at around 12 o'clock. I cut and had Gyunyu-Pan a quarter of bread with cafe au lait. Mya-O chan moved to her favorite spot. Miya-O vomited while in Ueda. A lot of hairballs came out. I administered an antibiotics orally again. She was fine after that.


 I defrosted some self made frozen curry and had it. I also had granola yogurt and vinegar eggplant, cucumber and wakame seaweed.


 

 
 
 
July 9th. I lost my tripod. 
 My wife cooked our breakfast. My son went to work in Saku City.
 I remembered that I had left my tripod in the parking lot at Ikenodaira Marsh, so I went looking for it with my cat. Unfortunately, it was gone. It was a used item I bought for 200 yen, but it was very easy to use, so it's a shame.
 I parked my FJ in the shade of the trees at Jizo Pass and took pictures of the stone Kannon statues at the pass. I took pictures of two stone Kannon statues on the Gunma side and three on the Nagano side. It was cool in the shade, but it was hot and difficult to walk in the sun. Around 3 o'clock, clouds appeared over the pass and I heard thunder, so I decided to go back Ueda. My wife was also returning from her yoga class.

 My wife cooked our evening meal.



 
 
 
July 8th. Sugadaira Highlands 
 I got up early in Ueda too. Before breakfast, I walked around Ueda Castle Park for 3 km, and took some photos. It was cooler than the Iwai in the morning, but the humidity was the same.

 My wife cooked our breakfast. My son went to work in Saku City.

 My wife, my cat and I went to Sugadaira Highlands to cool off. The altitude of the center of Sugadaira Plateau is about 1,300m. So it wasn't that cool. Sugadaira Plateau Nature Museum introduces the history and folklore of Sugadaira Plateau, as well as the flowers, insects, and small animals that live there, through dioramas and specimens. However, it was closed. We walked in the surrounding forest. We saw some unfamiliar alpine plants, but also many familiar weeds. I thought it was because the average temperature was rising. It was cool in the shade, but in the sun it' was as hot as it is below.

 We went to Diamond Dust Cafe which has been in business since 1989 in Sugadaira Plateau For our lunch. Pets are allowed inside the cafe so I brought Miya-O chan in a cage. I ordered the most popular W cheese burger they said, which cost 1,400 yen, which I thought was a little bit expensive, but when I tried it, it was delicious enough to convince me.
 The meat patty was delicious. Even my wife, who doesn't like meat, said it was delicious. There was about three times as much lettuce as ordinary. The tomatoes were carefully selected. The onions were also carefully grilled until they were sweet. The two types of cheese were nicely melted and mixed together and were delicious.
I'll probably come to this cafe again if I go to Sugadaira Highlands.

Diamond Dust Cafe https://www.diamonddustcafe.com/
Locations :1223-6358 Sugadaira Kogen Ueda City Nagano Prefecture Open : Monday - Sunday 10:30 - 19:00 (​4、5、6、7月は定休日 木曜日)

On the way back from Sugadaira Plateau, we went to Karasawa Falls. It is a 15m high, 10m wide waterfall. A local told me that the waterfall is often used for filming because it is about 200 meters from the main road and it is easy to bring in filming equipment.The surrounding scenery was amazing, it was cool, and I wanted to stay there until the sun went down.




 
 
July 7th. Unplanned trip to Ueda. 
 I got up early, prepared my camera, got dressed, packed the cat into the FJ and set off for Ueda. The top left image shows me arriving at the Kanra Service Area on the Nagano Expressway.
 This was unplanned. I just came up with it this morning and my wife always scolds me. The problem is, she'll have to stop what she's doing today to come and join me.
 I arrived in Ueda around 8 am. My wife and I went to pick blueberries at a blueberry farm in the Sanada area. Admission was 700 yen for adults, which includes the amount you can eat in the garden. There is a fee for picking and taking home, but my wife says that it's still half the market price. The image in the top middle row is the view from the blueberry farm.
 I had walnut soba at the restaurant at the roadside station "Raiden Kurumi no Sato". Raiden was a sumo wrestler who played an active role in the Edo period and is said to be the strongest sumo wrestler in history. He was from this area. Kurumi meens walnuts.This region produces a lot of walnuts.
 Then, we went to Ikenotaira Marshland, 2000m above sea level. We could see alpine plants, Komakusa. We would also enjoy a comfortable coolness.
 When we returned to Ueda, it was just as humid and hot as Iwai. I thought Ueda would be cooler, but it's exactly the same as Iwai.

 My wife made our evening meal.



July 6th. ”Let fun with photos.” 
 I tried serving instant curry with baked potatoes for my breakfast. I added sliced ​​yellow kiwi to Granola yogurt. I also had coleslaw salad, sliced ​​tomatoes and cucumber salad for my breakfast.

 I ran 3km in Yasaka Park around 7am. The number of lotus flowers in the pond was more than double what it was yesterday.

 I made fried eggs, boiled sausages, coleslaw salad, sliced ​​tomatoes, and garnished them with a few shiso leaves. I also had a bread roll I had baked myself and cafe au lait for my lunch.

 I participated in the photography class ”Let fun with photos.” at Kamiomi Community Center from 1:30 pm. The instructor, Mr. Yamashiro, was an elderly man, and the pace was so slow that I got a little annoyed.Today was our second time. I knew it would be slower this time because the progress was slow last time, but it was slower than I expected. Ah, I couldn't resist and ordered the teacher, "Let's move on to this part qickly." The other students agreed.

  My cat Miya-O is an indoor cat, but the humidity is high in Japan during the summer. It's uncomfortable without an air conditioner. But cats avoid the cold air of the air conditioner. It was after 4pm and the temperature was dropping, so I let her out for a while. Outside, the breeze was blowing and it was comfortable for her and me.




July 5th. The lotus flowers. 
 I ran 3km in Yasaka Park. I ran 3km and then walked. The lotus flowers in the pond in the park are starting to bloom, and many people took pictures from early in the morning.
 I defrosted my homemade asari-gohan(clam rice). I also defrosted some frozen fried squid from the Co-op. I had them, tofu and vinegared wakame, and more for my evening meal.



 
 
July 4th. Bake bread. 
 It was a really hot day today. I mostly stayed in an air-conditioned room. I organized photo data, entered accounting data, and played with my cat. Around noon, I went to the post office, went to the banks, and took a walk in Yasaka Park. In total, I walked about 5km.
 
  I started making bread at 6pm. This is my second time kneading bread by hand. It went smoothly in the bread class, but when I tried it by myself, I had a lot of questions. I called my wife and asked her about it. In the class, I made the bread in 6 peases, but this time I tried making it in 8 peases. I wanted to try the difference in texture.
 It was my first time doing the whole process by myself, but I think it went very well. It was delicious. My wife said that the key was to not let the surface of the dough dry out.

  My younger brother brought me eggplants, cucumbers, and onions. So, I made a salad with onions, cucumber, eggplant, and dried wakame seaweed. I put the dried wakame seaweed in as is. I had it for my evening meal. I also had a freshly baked roll, coleslaw salad, sliced ​​tomatoes, and a fried fish burger that I bought at Torisen.


 
July 3rd. A grand golf tournament. 
 I made grilled eggplant, boiled sausage, fried egg, granola yogurt in chopped kiwi, and cafe au lait for my breakfast.
  I walked around Yasaka Park for over 3km with my camera. There is a grand golf tournament every Thursday. Today, it looked that over 50 people participated.
  I made sure to stay hydrated.

 I made fried squid with rice, cucumber and tomato salad, stir-fried ingen beans with bonito flakes, and barley tea for my evening meal. The fried squid is a pre-made frozen food.



 
July 2nd.  Clavaseptin 60.5mg. 
  The medication prescribed to Miya-O is Clavaseptin 60.5mg. This medicine is a combination of the antibiotic Amoxicillin 50mg and the antibiotic degrading enzyme inhibitors Clavulanic acid 12.5mg.
 It is manufactured by an overseas manufacturer and sold by a Japanese company. One tablet costs 100 yen, and a daily supply costs 200 yen. It was cheaper than I expected. This is probably because cats use much less medicine than humans. Humans would need more than 10 times the amount.
 I made toast with ham, peeman, cheese and tomato sauce for my breakfast. I also had granola yogurt, Ume jam yogurt, cafe au lait.
  In the morning, I mowed the lawn with my karibaraiki. It was very hot and humid. It was a rough finish, but I did the bare minimum. I was in the middle of the work, but finished at 10 o'clock.

 In our last Saturday English class, my classmate Kuramochi san was talking about a curry restaurant Kandy Spice in Tsukuba. I was reminded in Hirosaki and Tsukuba and felt nostalgic and wanted to eat curry, so I went to Tsukuba city, but it was a regular holiday. So I had Tenseiro at my favorite soba restaurant Kimura.
 
 The chugen gift arrived from Mutsuko san.
 It got a little cooler after 4pm, so I finished mowing my lawn. I swept away the grass and tidied it up. If left untreated it will stunt the growth of grass.
 
I made cucumber and tomato salad, coleslaw salad, grilled atsuage with chopped shiso leaves for my evening meal.


 
 
 
 
July 1st.  Lots of bracken. 
 I got up early and ran 3km in Yasaka Park. There were several people visiting Yasaka Shrine early in the morning. Many people were walking or running in the park. I took some flower pictures and morethe.
I photographed the part of the lotus where the petals fall off and the seeds grow. It's a unique shape and I think it looks very photogenic.

 I toasted the bread with peeman, sausage and cheese for my breakfast. 
 The chugen gift arrived from Dr.Manaka Mieko.Now that I'm retired, I can't help her anymore. Not ever. But she cares about me and I'm grateful for it.

  My wife's best friend who lives in Moriya City gave me a lot of plums. I made plum jam with them. I boiled them, mashed them, removed the seeds, and strained them. I got about 500g of plum paste. I boiled them with 200g of sugar, 50cc of lemon juice, and 50cc of rum, and reduced them. 
 I managed to make 500g of delicious plum jam. It was very tasty. It has a low sugar content so I'll store it in the fridge.

 I give Miya-O antibiotics twice a day, 6am and 6pm. In the morning, I give it with another medicine like as usual, but I forgets at 6pm, so it's always a little late.

 I made coleslaw salad, tofu tuna chopped shiso leaves for my evening meal. I also had a can of nonarchole beer.




July 2025  

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