Moving to Kaneda, Kisarazu (Part 1)

Eri and I finally returned to Japan from North America three weeks ago. We spent time with our three children in their town, Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada. We also travelled to many cities in Canada and America to meet our friends and supporters. Now, it is time to move to Kaneda, Kisarazu! We are really looking for a place to live there for the missions.

Last Saturday, we went to Kaneda to host my English conversation club. It was the first time I had hosted it since returning to Japan. Several people joined my club, and after that, we went to my favourite café, Dean and Deluca, at the outlet mall.

These three weeks, we focused on finding a place to live in Kaneda, Kisarazu. We visited a couple of houses. And today, we applied to rent a townhouse near the community center in Kaneda East. We will know if the real estate agency will rent us the house within one week.

We walked around Kaneda East, visiting Tokyo Aqua Line and a Hawaiian café. In Kaneda East, you can see many Palm Trees.

This is the townhouse we may live in soon.

Palm tress in front of the Hawaiian restaurant

Tokyo Aqua Line