Communication 2

     Today I would like to introduce Kobe.      Kobe is the prefectural capital of Hyogo. There are mountains in the north and a harbor in the south. There are many tourist spots, for example, Meriken Park, Kobe Harborland, Kitano Ijinkan-gai, and Kobe Nunobiki Herb Garden. These facilities are typical, but I would recommend visiting pastry shops.      My favorite pastry shop is FREUNDLIEB. The building is very beautiful! Of course, the cake is also delicious. Why don't you go when you go to Kobe?

     Today I introduced my favorite myth. That is the story of Lyra.      "Lyra" is called "Koto-Za" in Japanese. That means a Japanese harp. The model is Orpheus.       Orpheus was the daughter of Calliope, the goddess of art, and was very good at playing the harp. Eventually, Orpheus married the beautiful nymph Eurydice and spent happy days. However, one day, Eurydice was bitten by a poisonous snake in the field and died.      He was so sad that he went to the underworld to ask if she could be brought back to life. Pluto, the king of the underworld, did not tolerate him, but Queen Persephone was impressed by the sound of Orpheus's harp melody and decided to take Eurydice back to the ground.      But she promised him never to see Eurydice's face until he returned to the ground.      Orpheus was very pleased and took Eurydice to the ground. But when the light on the ground ...