From Hirakata-city, Osaka-prefecture, Japan

This year is the year of the Olympics, and since July 22nd to 25th was a four-day holiday, I went to Mt. Ibuki, which I had always wanted to visit, on July 24th. The four consecutive holidays were blessed with good weather, and this day was also a perfect day for a resort. It is open all night on the weekend of July and August, and although the Ibukiyama Driveway itself, which leads to the summit, closes at 21:00, but it was possible to stay at the summit by staying in the car. On this day, I left my house after 9 o'clock AM, arrived at Ibukiyama Driveway in about 2 hours using the highway, then ran Ibukiyama Driveway for about 20 minutes and drove to the Sky Terrace parking lot near the mountaintop. We stopped our car and walked from there to the summit for about 30 minutes, and arrived at the summit at 12:30. Ibuki Zyakosou ? Kawara Nadesiko? The area around the mountaintop was cool and really pleasant because it was cloudy on that day, but it became a little hot when the clouds

I was wondering if the corona vaccine vaccination would be a long way off, but suddenly the movement of occupational vaccination accelerated, and our Osaka workers were able to inoculate the occupational area. In my case, I received my first occupational vaccination on July 6th. (As for workplace inoculation in Japan, there were more requests than expected, so new reception has been stopped since then.) In Hirakata City, my father-in-law completed two vaccinations in June, and my parents living in Shizuoka also received the first vaccination at the end of June. Hirakata City has been shipping vaccination tickets for people under the age of 65 since the beginning of this month (I and my wife also received them on July 5). Therefore, even if there is no occupational vaccination, it is possible to inoculate in Hirakata City or in Osaka Prefecture, but in reality, the amount of vaccine has been insufficient, so in Hirakata City. As for vaccination, a postcard has arrived today stating that