This nice lady is Nia's great great aunt on Hiromi's father's side. Hiromi's grandfather's sister. This is at her house in Shimonoseki at the southwestern tip of Honshu, across a straight from the northern tip of Kyushu, the second largest of the Japanese islands behind Honshu. It is here that the two islands are linked by bridge. おばちゃん appears elsewhere in this blog. In these photos, she looks as though she hasn't aged a day since the last time I saw her seven years ago, when Nia was an infant. It looks overcast. Hiromi emailed me that a typhoon had just passed.
This nice lady is Nia's great great aunt on Hiromi's father's side. Hiromi's grandfather's sister. This is at her house in Shimonoseki at the southwestern tip of Honshu, across a straight from the northern tip of Kyushu, the second largest of the Japanese islands behind Honshu. It is here that the two islands are linked by bridge. おばちゃん appears elsewhere in this blog. In these photos, she looks as though she hasn't aged a day since the last time I saw her seven years ago, when Nia was an infant. It looks overcast. Hiromi emailed me that a typhoon had just passed.
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