{"id":7270,"date":"2011-10-31T23:59:17","date_gmt":"2011-10-31T21:59:17","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/nippon.ddo.jp\/9mm\/?p=7270"},"modified":"2011-11-04T00:05:50","modified_gmt":"2011-11-03T22:05:50","slug":"20111031%ef%bc%8atakuro","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/kumomi.org\/9mm\/2011\/10\/31\/20111031%ef%bc%8atakuro\/","title":{"rendered":"2011\/10\/31\uff0aTakuro"},"content":{"rendered":"

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\u300cThe night before the extra edition of the tour begins\/A deer encounter\u300d<\/p>\n

The bonus shows of the tour start tomorrow! Playing with us is MAXIMUM THE HORMONE! We arrived at Hokkaido together and were holding a party up until just now. From tomorrow, we’ll be staying in Hokkaido for a while which is a first for us, so I’m looking forward to that as well as the shows.<\/p>\n

We arrived at Wakkanai at about noon and since we had some time to spare, I headed out for a walk by myself. I realized that it was too late to go to Souya Cape as it’d already be dark. So, I instead started heading for the tower I saw on our way from the airport. I was thinking that by the time I got there, it’d be that nice time of the evening where I could have a good view of the streets of Wakkanai.<\/p>\n

But, to skip right to the conclusion, the tower was closed and thus my plan to admire the evening would take a setback. It was closed all along, it’s just that I didn’t know about it before I got there. I didn’t look into it or anything. I was walking ahead, looking at all the shrines and memorial stones on the way, thinking “it’s further away than I remembered…<\/em>” (I was walking by myself). When I was finally starting to get close, I sensed a presence. There were deer. Four deer, the mother and its three offspring. I don’t think the male was there.<\/p>\n

For how long I know not, but I think that after the tower’s closing,\u00a0 it’d become their territory. They were observing me closely, but since I kept my distance, they didn’t really do anything. I was surprised, too, and took several pictures. Stepping inside their territory a bit, I thought I’d just descend the mountain — I’d seen Wakkanai well enough even without climbing the tower. But as I was about to, this time a lot more deer appeared. There must’ve been around 12 of them. They were a pack. There was a male amongst them, too, with really elegant horns. I’m uploading a picture of that moment. I released the shutter from far away.<\/p>\n

Deer are peaceful animals. There were offspring that were still tiny, hopping about. Occasionally they’d make sounds like “hyurururu<\/em>” or “kyurururu<\/em>“. Deer make sounds, too. The 12 of them, living in the wild.<\/p>\n

It’s silly, but I’ll take that to be a good omen. The tour will definitely be good. Now then, tomorrow is the first day! Why don’t we put off the arrival of winter just a little bit by the hot air generated at the show! With it kinda being a weird climate everywhere, no one would be surprised by something like that. With that, later! See you soon.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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