Today is 10/12, and if you don't know what this day is, you don't know what day is, right?
That's right. Today, 10/12, is the day that the Arakawa Spillway was completed and its opening ceremony was held, right? You probably think about the Arakawa drainage channel at least two or three times a day, and it's common knowledge that if you are having trouble finding a topic for conversation with someone you don't know, just bring up the Arakawa drainage channel and you instantly become an old friend.
The Arakawa drainage canal was completed in 1930, but it took 17 years of difficult work. Wow, 17 years is amazing, isn't it? It is a century in 83 years more.
This year, a new page will be added to the national day of October 12. As I told you the other day, it will now be "the day the Arakawa drainage canal was completed and the waterway was opened to traffic", as well as "the day Kanashibari was the first recipient of Nara TV's signal.
10/12 Kanashibari will be on air on Nara TV's "ROCK ON L7"
The day it made its first appearance in the tea room of Nara Prefecture (boom!) I would have liked to say that, but the KBS Kyoto program that was aired before covered a part of Nara prefecture. Well, it's not the first time.
10/12 26:30- Nara TV's "ROCK ON L7".
Kanashibari will be appearing on a show called "ROCK ON L7" that airs today at 26:30 AM. Speaking of which, I think the thumbnail of the show "Inexplicable God" that I posted on Youtube the other day looks like a deer from Nara (it's not "Inexplicable God" that will be on the show), so I may or may not feel a sense of destiny.
So, from today, you can be a "Nara TV kid"!
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