2024/01/16
Mr. Children’s meet-up
Let me share “the day that I had forgotten, but the techo reminded me of it, and it became unforgettable.”
“May 26, 2012,” the day I first met my husband, has now become a precious day of my life.
It was the day that I joined the first and only meet-up of the Japanese pop-rock band Mr. Children with a friend after their 20th anniversary concert at Tokyo Dome. My friend and I were having a hard time getting into the mood (because everyone was so full of energy) when I found my husband watching the group from a distance. I talked to him, and had some Japanese sake together; it became our first time meeting.
I did not remember the date, but one day, I found a note about the day when I was reading my husband’s techo. It was a page with just a note on what happened and the attached concert ticket stub, but seeing it made the day very meaningful.
(Iwasawa)
“May 26, 2012,” the day I first met my husband, has now become a precious day of my life.
It was the day that I joined the first and only meet-up of the Japanese pop-rock band Mr. Children with a friend after their 20th anniversary concert at Tokyo Dome. My friend and I were having a hard time getting into the mood (because everyone was so full of energy) when I found my husband watching the group from a distance. I talked to him, and had some Japanese sake together; it became our first time meeting.
I did not remember the date, but one day, I found a note about the day when I was reading my husband’s techo. It was a page with just a note on what happened and the attached concert ticket stub, but seeing it made the day very meaningful.
(Iwasawa)
That is so nice! Reading the story made me feel happy, too! We might not be able to remember everything, but attaching something or writing down a short note could make the day memorable later. How wonderful could that be? I will paste something, too, for something someday!