It was hot and I was running low on brocan, so I went on a trip next weekend.
After researching, it seems that Italy doesn't have brocan every week like France, so I'm just going sightseeing!
Every time I go abroad to Europe, I always end up comparing it to France (Paris). .
Despite the differences in culture, and even though Italy has many older items than France, I find myself thinking, ``Paris is amazing after all.''
Well, Italy is also really nice.
The streets are even older than Paris.
"Hmm, it looks like something old is sleeping underground."
Florence itself is a world heritage site.
That's amazing =.
From Pisa Airport, I came by the famous Leaning Tower of Pisa on my way back.
Somehow, I knew there was a bus from the station, but I still couldn't find out which bus until I asked!
"The tower is crooked," I asked, making a suspicious gesture.
It was more slanted than I expected!
But I like this architecture!
Of course, I can't speak Italian!
Furthermore, my English is at the level of a first-year junior high school student, or even lower.
Even now, I'm angry that I can't say what I normally want to say in Japanese when I'm hula.
When you stand in a place like this where you can't communicate,
It reminds me of the first time I came to France.
It's a trip, so that's a good thing.
Even so, the medieval period itself
It's great that something so old still remains like this! It's too great! ! !
Regardless of your country, you will be overwhelmed by its amazingness.
You'll probably think the same thing if you go to Kyoto, Japan.
Regardless of your age, pick up old items that you too can cherish. That's why I thought so.
Even if it's a modern item, it will be an antique in 100 years.
Is that what history is? and.
However, is there anything that can last for over 100 years? That's the story.
The difference in quality is the difference between current products and second-hand products. (No, there are a lot of them, but there are also second-hand and inferior items)
The decision as to whether something is trash or antique is left to the people who are there now.
For some reason, I ended up sounding bossy.
it was fun. Wow, it was hot in Italy! ! ! !