Without any wind and in the warmth of the sun, I'm sitting on a bench in Yoyogi Park, basking in the sunlight.
Mr. White's drive was smooth, and we quickly arrived at the parking lot in front of the NHK Symphony Orchestra Concert Hall.
At the Yoyogi Park outdoor stage, adorable girls are singing and dancing energetically on the stage,
and there are boys who look like fans, cheering them on with both hands raised.
Before the concert starts, I always encounter such vibrant events in Yoyogi Park. I've gotten used to these kinds of moments.
After the concert, I'll be able to enjoy the Blue Grotto. During this period, Yoyogi Park's Zelkova tree-lined street
and Shibuya Park street are fantastically decorated with blue illuminations over a stretch of about 800 meters.
After listening to Mahler's Symphony No. 8, a hymn to peace, I'll spend time in Yoyogi Park praying for world peace.
That's what I'm thinking."