This morning, when I was thinking, "Maybe I should go out soon,"

J-Alert was issued! ️

What, there's a possibility that it will hit Hokkaido⁉️

The announcer kept saying, "Please evacuate immediately," but where should we evacuate to?

Hokkaido is big, isn't that too general?

After that, they started saying, "Please evacuate to a sturdy building or underground. Please evacuate to a room without windows."

I went to work right after that, so it didn't fall on Hokkaido after all, right?

It's really annoying, isn't it?

Is there no other way to escape?

I'm sorry, I'm ignorant. Can't we shoot down the missiles that are flying?

I'm scared that it will fall somewhere in Japan someday•••

When I went outside and suddenly looked at the mountains, they were hazy.

Yellow sand again today•••

Yesterday, there was a lot of yellow sand, my eyes were strange, and I coughed a lot after returning home.

During my lunch break, I said, "The mountain is hazy, isn't it?"

My colleague said, "Yesterday, it was so bad that you couldn't see that mountain at all."

Missiles are scary, but yellow sand is scary too!

It seems like it's slowly damaging my lungs...

I'm already at the limit and can't afford to work overtime, but today's work was too busy and I ended up working overtime.

My boss said, "Please go home early tomorrow and adjust your schedule," so I decided to do that.

Even after that, I was extremely tired.

I didn't walk many steps (on a good day I walk over 9,000 steps), but I was still tired.

My sister gave me a souvenir from her trip yesterday.

Yo-jiya oil blotting paper, I'm happy!

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