[Date and Time] Sunday, July 3, at 10:00~15:30
[Spots] Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine, Hasedera Temple, and Kotokuin Temple (Great Buddha)
[Visitors] 58 foreigners, with 13 countries, with 26 from Thailand, 7 from China, 6 from India, 4 each from Bangladesh and Sudan, 2 each from Nepal, Pakistan, and Vietnam, 1 each from the Philippines, Mexico, Argentina, Indonesia, and Peru
[Jobs] Electronic products for vehicles, Engines for agricultural machines, Air conditioner, Metallic components, Automotive components, etc.
[Attendants] 17 KSGG members
[Languages] Thai, Chinese, English, Spanish, Indonesian, Vietnamese, and Nepali
In a hot weather just like after the rainy season was over, we could guide AOTS participants after a long interval. As some participants experienced Japanese humid weather for the first time, they sometimes took a rest under a tree. Unluckily there were no special events at Maiden.
We could enjoy viewing hydrangeas at Hasedera Temple leisurely, because there were not so many people after their best season was over.
The Great Buddha was the most popular among the participants. They freely took a lot of pictures there. KSGG president gave a speech outside Kotokuin Temple and I felt happy and restorative to hear thank-you speeches by some participants and to see their smile with a hand-made paper doll made by KSGG members.