English Diary 2026
☆ April 11 Because I read a wide variety of texts for the purpose of studying English, it becomes far more than just casual reading. It serves as excellent training for acquiring knowledge and engaging in thoughtful analysis, and it makes me feel extremely good. Although I think I enjoy reading philosophical books, I want to make sure I steadily move forward with matters related to my own daily life first. I watched the following on NHK TV. トリップ イン ジャポン 異邦人のまなざし アインシュタインと旅する百年前の日本 Albert Einstein traveled in Japan and was deeply impressed by the scenery, the people, and the meticulous culture of daily life in which each detail carries its own meaning. In 1922, when neither Sony nor Toyota existed, he spoke in German, so one might say, "Guten Morgen, Prof. Einstein." It is said that Einstein remarked, in essence, that although the Japanese were fascinated by Western science, he hoped they would not lose their inherent gentleness, humility, purity, and rich everyday culture, f...