初夏の緑の香りの中を中部宣教の旅パウロ秋元牧師 — Pastor Paul Akimoto's Mission Trip to Chubu: The fragrance of green leaves in early summer.

About Two Thousand Years Ago . . .

2012/06/04

About two thousand years ago, apostles went out for the mission on foot, by ship and so on . . .

The 21st Century Is . . .

2012/06/04

The 21st century, about moving around each region for serving God.

Shinkansen, bullet train or airplane is used.

(Everyone knows it! Don’t say so.

Later, let me use for other topic.)

Now, Chubu Charismatic meeting in June starts!

Immediately, Hindrance from Satan?

2012/06/04

I was just about to leave home with full equipment, but I found the chain of my favorite bike got dislocated. I didn’t expect it at all. Is it the hindrance from Satan?

Sorry, I let you get frightened with my face!

Arrival at the Station of Subway without Troubles

2012/06/04

Giving thanks to usual hindrance from Satan, I arrived at the station of the subway with the bike of my wife.

Because Pastor Paul Akimoto would arrive in Nagoya around noon, I don’t care about anything!

To Nagoya Station

2012/06/04

I’m going to Nagoya Station.
Here’s the long passageway of Tokushige Station of the subway.

Nagoya Station is compared to Ikebukuro Station in Tokyo, isn’t it? I think the number of people using the station is not as many as Shinjuku Station and Shibuya Station.

It Must be the Season of Fresh Green. Right?

2012/06/04

As the title of this blog shows, it must be the season of fresh green but it’s summer day. It’s hot.

My Favorite Backpack

2012/06/04

This is my favorite backpack with me all the time.
I got this backpack from A pastor in Tokyo Antioch Church about twelve years ago!

I know you agree that I use carefully. Do you? But, once I forgot putting Stone Chocolate in the pocket on the side of the backpack, and finally the smell of chocolate got filled in the backpack. Then, I washed and renewed. It is useful.

Arrival at Nagoya Station

2012/06/04

I arrived at Nagoya Station.
Here’s in front of the golden clock tower, which is usually used for people to meet in Nagoya.
I told in Nagoya dialect.

Here’s the platform for Shinkansen, a bullet train.
Very soon, Pastor Akimoto will arrive.

1st Prize, B Class Gourmet in Nagoya

2012/06/04

Nagoya is famous for the Nagoya-meshi, dishes in Nagoya, and for herself to have her own culture area. One of them is Kishimen, noodles in flat stripes. If you don’t know where to eat, it is said that good noodle is offered in a booth shop in the platform. Nobody expects it. It is the real information from the guide book.