Witnessing a Day Etched in History

The birth of the first female Prime Minister.

I might be lucky to see that moment.

I have witnessed events etched in history several times before.

When Sadaharu Oh hit his 756th home run, I couldn't help but wonder what that cake tasted like.

The chaotic drama when the introduction of the consumption tax was decided.

After that, childbirth expenses were exempted from the consumption tax, but both of my children were born during that period.

They didn't deliberate properly, so I want a refund for the consumption tax.

The moment JAPAN scored the winning try against South Africa in the Rugby World Cup!

I cannot forget the words of the South African fans who praised us, saying, "Japan played standing up, so it is only natural that they won."

The fall of the Berlin Wall was moving.

I believe I received a piece of it from someone, and it must be somewhere in my house.

The sight of Ichiro holding his cap to his chest and quietly bowing to the cheering crowd was truly cool, like a samurai.

His speech when he was inducted into the Hall of Fame was also stylish.

I clearly remember the scene of the police raid on the Satian in Kamikuishiki Village, and of course, the Tokyo subway sarin attack.

What will I see from here on out?

I hope there are more happy events than disasters or accidents.

I can only hope that the new administration has a wonderful start.