The reason why I was late sending this morning is because I was fascinated by the saxophone performance on the internet.
Last night I was invited to a saxophone concert on the roof of a building in Ginza.
If it rained it would have been canceled, I though they where brave.
Luckily it wasn’t raining.
After that, I had a leisurely chat with the invitee and her friend at a strange combination restaurant of yakitori and soba in that building.
The store has a wide selection of Japanese wines, and I had yakitori and soba noodles with a local ginger ale.
The performer is a young man who has performs live on the street.
Even in Ginza, I feel like I have met him once.
A saxophone is a classical intrument, but the music has a jazz atmosphere.
Woody Allen is a film director who plays the clarinet.
He once skipped an Academy Awards ceremony because he was playing the clarinet at a familiar bar that day.
The sound of the saxophone and clarinet itself is inspiring.
It will make you cry
I felt the same way yesterday.
With sax and ginger ale.
With friends from Osaka whom I haven’t seen in a long time.
The rooftop of the Ginza headquarters is not just for making sweet potatoes for shochu (japanese alcohol).
I want to make it a place where you can play saxophones and trumpets late at night in Ginza.
A lonely soul echoing in the valleys of Ginza’s buildings.
Together with the friends of Koyama, my tears are never lonely
Pulse oximeter 98/99/98
Blood sugar 178 Body temperature 36.2 degrees
Playing in the night sky
CEO Yasunari Koyama