レッスン普通に受けたら、予約してなかった。多分また忘れてるから開けておいたよ。だって。^^ 最近そんなんばっかだな。私。（ためいき） 相撲の事件とザマの事件とThanks giving由来の話。
1) Illuminated by the light of the moon that drifts in and out of the clouds, wild boars swaggering down a shopping avenue of a desolate town here are captured on camera.
The entire population of the town of Futaba, which co-hosts the crippled Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant, is currently living elsewhere. Almost all of Futaba remains designated a “difficult-to-return zone” more than six and a half years after the nuclear disaster.
The streetscape of the area that is a no-entry zone at night remains as it was when the disaster occurred.
2) When Shinzo Abe, Japan’s prime minister, met with President Xi Jinping of China on the sidelines of a regional summit meeting in Vietnam over the weekend, the pair shook hands and posed for a photo. Xi, who had looked more dour in previous meetings, flashed a grin.
It was a sign, the Japanese news media suggested, of warming relations between the two longtime adversaries.
3) A 27-year-old American tourist has been arrested for scrawling graffiti on the wall at a construction site in Tokyo’s Shibuya area, police said Thursday.
A police officer on patrol apprehended the man who was drunk at the time.
4) The grisly beheading of nine young people lured by a suspected serial killer after tweeting suicidal thoughts has sparked debate about the use of social media in Japan, which has one of the world’s highest suicide rates.
5) The Japanese city of Osaka is seeking support for its bid to host the 2025 World Expo.
6) Wednesday marks 40 years since a Japanese schoolgirl was abducted by North Korean agents.
Megumi Yokota was 13 years old when she was taken while walking home from school in Niigata City, on the Sea of Japan coast, on November 15th, 1977.
7) The leaders of Germany and France pledged support for the Paris climate accord on Wednesday at a UN conference to discuss climate change.
8) Canada’s defense minister is calling for more women to take part in UN peacekeeping operations.
Harjit Sajjan chairs the UN Peacekeeping Defense Ministerial Conference in Vancouver, Canada, which opened on Tuesday.
9) US President Donald Trump has cited big business deals achieved as well as strengthened ties with regional leaders as the tremendously successful results of his extensive Asian tour.