I returned to Japan after finishing the exhibition in Paris last week. I felt that the corona problem was getting worse as the school was closed, sports were postponed or canceled, and events such as live events were canceled.
I hope that those affected will recover as soon as possible, and pray that they will return to a society where their children can smile and have a school life.
This time, it’s a French extra during work.
I had a lot of time when I was visiting Paris by buying, but recently, because of the exhibition at an international trade fair, I can’t go anywhere in the exhibition hall every day. ..
Among them, if you have time, stop by the Montmartre hill.
Ten years ago when I first went to Paris, I searched and asked where I would go and picked up the Louvre Museum, Orsay Museum, Eiffel Tower, Champs Elysées, Saint-Germain-des-Prés Church, Cournienne Coeur, Opera and Bamboo. There were 8 places in the flea market. I remember desperately going around these eight places while I saw boutiques such as Ebu and Old England (I think I’m old) and I was desperate to do so. In the second Paris, I went to the dough shop in Montmartre to buy dough and buttons, but at that time I saw a cable car nearby and went up with interest. I was so impressed that I couldn’t help but silently overwhelmed the scenery overlooking the city of Paris. Review the guidebook and see if that place is “Montmartre Hill”. I can’t forget the panoramic view, and now I go there every time I visit Paris.
Is also had a cloudy this time, I feel who speaks with “Hello!” Is me forget the feelings to worry about the corona infection and Asian bashing by.

Also, on the day after the exhibition, I try to go on a day trip to the countryside. This time in Bordeaux.
Last time, I went to Spain Basque by staying overnight, but the atmosphere of Bordeaux station, which I stopped on the way, was very good, so I decided to stay here next time.
As you get at the station, when you get off the station and jump onto an elegant tram, you’ll head to the center of the city as if you were on a larger scale DisneySea attraction.
And to the Cancos Square in no time.
I slowly walked toward the Saint-Michel Cathedral while gazing at the Garonne River on my left. The photo below is from that time, but it was a magnificent and open view from the Seine, and it was a fun scenery just to walk.
After that, I walked around the city slowly, but there were many narrow roads and I could enjoy many cute little general stores. Although there are shops for tourists, I often feel that the local people living there have a high cultural level, and I think that the probability of hitting restaurants with jackpots is higher than in Paris.
I don’t think it will come true for a while with the pandemic certification, but it was a city I would like to visit again with my family.
I just hope for the very end of the situation…