Today, my wife and I went to Omote-Sando to watch my junior daughter's club activitiy.

I enjoyed it very much.

I was moved to look at the secretariat's ability and know-how to move a group of several hundred to a thousand level dancers on-schedule.

The dancers moved the giant speakers using trucks while watching the movements of the dancers' group, and I was amazed at the way the distance between the speakers was kept so that the sound did not interfere with each other, as well as the control of the directivity of the speakers.

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Of course, the dancing itself was a lot of fun, but I was impressed by the precision and synchronization of one group from Kochi Prefecture, and the "art of dance" it included.

The vigorous dancing of the students was not bad, but I realized that it was not as good as the dancing of the mature team, which seemed to have more experience in the event.

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In any case, had it not been for my junior daughter's participation in the Circle event, I would have remained completely uninvolved with the event.

Today, unusually, I was able to appreciate the fact that I live in a place where I can go to Shibuya and Harajuku "without a previous night's stay".