Kobe & NARUTO Whirlpool

I went to Kobe last weekend to attend the reunion for the first anniversary of my paternal side uncle’s death. I adore this kind of family reunions, because people who attend know each other quite well and care for the deceased. With various experiences, we all have become compassionate and are able to give valuable and heart-felt pieces of advice to each other. I also got together for dinner with my maternal cousins. It was pleasant to see them and talk about our old days of childhood.

The evening view of Kobe reminded me of a song:
Do not stand at my grave and weep,
I am not there I do not sleep,
I am a thousand winds that blow,

Well, my uncle might have been a thousand winds and done us a big favor by blowing away the bad weather the weather forecast had said. From Kobe we took a highway express bus to the southern tip of Awaji Island to see NARUTO WHIRLPOOL. We enjoyed the trip.