本日は靖国神社へ
行ってきた。
桜の満開と重なりものすごい人出。
７，８年、年に２回の参拝を続けているが一番賑わっていた。（例大祭や終戦記念日には及ばないと思うが）
参拝も５列で並んでいて、３０ｍくらいだろうか行列ができていた。
皆、別に距離を開けてソーシャルディスタンスを保っていた訳ではない。
普通に行列していた。
今回、満開の桜に誘われ、本殿裏手の池まで足を伸ばしたが、ここもすごい人出だった。この池では、某国の人が良くないことをしたという記事を以前読んだことを思い出した。
あらためて個人的にも”丁寧な無視”をしていこうと心を新たにした。
帰りの道すがら、どこも人出が多かった。平日なのに。
マスク着用率ほぼ１００％というのがちょっと異様で、早くもとに戻したいブログ主でした。
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I went there.
The cherry blossoms were in full bloom and there was a huge crowd.
I have been visiting the shrine twice a year for 7 or 8 years, and this was the busiest time. (I don't think it was as big as the annual festival or the anniversary of the end of the war.)
There were five lines of worshippers in a row, and the line was probably 30 meters long.
Everyone was not keeping a social distance from each other.
It was a normal queue.
This time, lured by the cherry blossoms in full bloom, I walked to the pond behind the main shrine, which was also very crowded. I remembered reading an article once that people from a certain country had done something bad at this pond.
I was reminded once again of my personal policy of "polite disregard" for the pond.
On my way home, there were many people everywhere. Even though it was a weekday.
It was a bit bizarre that almost 100% of the people were wearing masks, and the blogger wanted to get back to normal as soon as possible.
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