Hello everyone. I think this winter has been cold, but it looks like Tokyo will end the winter without any heavy snowfall. Amidst all of this, last week I went to Nihonbashi to eat at a long-established restaurant. I went to Tamai Honten, a long-established conger eel restaurant. It is a long-established conger eel restaurant that is also listed in Michelin's Bib Gourmand. I love conger eel among all sushi toppings. It was my first time to have it in a bento box, but it was delicious. I might like it more than eel. After the conger eel, I went to the Mitsui Memorial Museum. I enjoyed the Mitsui family's Hina dolls. On a weekday off, I went to Eurospace Shibuya. I went to see the movie "Chainmu Tomodachi" (Friends with Tea Drinks). It is a socially conscious movie based on a real-life prostitution club for elderly people. Films about illegal people like this are one of Director Koreeda's specialties. While Director Koreeda's theme is always "Strangers are family. Family is good," this film, while depicting people living in a similar illegal world, tells the story that "Strangers are strangers. They're not family." I thought this was more true. Anyway. And last week was Cat Day on February 22nd, so we celebrated with a big serving of Chao Churu. Cat winked with satisfaction, and Nile wanted a second serving. After celebrating, we went to Rinshi no Mori Park, where the Kawazu cherry blossoms were in full bloom. The deep pink color of the cherry blossoms stands out against the blue sky. For the Emperor's birthday, we went a little further and went to Kodomo no Kuni to see the plum blossoms. We filled a pot with cafe au lait, bought some stylish bread, and had a picnic while watching the cherry blossoms. And I received a gift in return from my nephew who got married at the end of last year. Recently, I've only been receiving gifts in return for unfortunate occasions^^; Baccarat Red feels like a "gift in return" and it's gorgeous and nice. Now, my two Rosiko cats. One night, Nile was lying down next to the sofa, scratching his claws on the sofa. I'm glad the sofa is safe for scratching^^; But Nile, Did you notice someone staring at you from behind? The person staring from behind was Cass. The side of the sofa is usually Cass's sleeping place. Cass, why don't you tell Nile to "move"? I agree lol. Well, I've made a long introduction, but the day after Cat Day, February 23rd was KAT-TUN's Kamenashi Kazuya's birthday~ Kamenashi-san, 37th birthday, congratulations! Moreover, this was the first day of the tour. There was a big birthday cake on stage, and a celebration section. Ueda and Kamenashi reported on their Instagram accounts. After the concert, Kamenashi had an Instagram live broadcast. Wow, they really captured the hearts of their fans. SNS is amazing! Is there ever a time when celebrities could be this close to their fans? And just before the tour, Ueda's complaints about "I can't remember the lyrics" were uploaded one after another... "I can't remember anything, so I've decided to just go as a customer." He finally abandoned his duties and ran away to Fukuoka, and ended up getting caught (lol). It was also funny that Ueda found a fan's comment on this Instagram that said "Another arrest" (lol). Well, the concert is about a week after the album release, so even the fans are unsure of the lyrics (laughs). Kamenashi is now 37 and a respectable old man...or rather, a respectable group of people in their 40s, but with their 17th anniversary just around the corner, KAT-TUN is getting more and more interesting. Kamenashi's solo show "Kazenashi Kazuya" has started, and in the spring, he will be starring in the drama "Seigi no Tenbin season 2", so I hope they continue to evolve.