It's autumn, isn't it?
When visiting customers for business, ginkgo nuts have fallen in some places on the streets, giving it a autumnal feel.
I walk carefully so as not to step on them, but the smell after they are crushed is indescribable. .
It's delicious to cook and eat, but why does it smell so horrible?
Last year, I went to a customer in Kyoto for business, and on the way back, the smell on the train was that ginkgo!
The entire train car is wrapped in that scent.
The windows weren't open either, so it smelled like that for about 15 minutes. . Please imagine. Well, I was disappointed.
The train's departure point is a place famous for its autumn leaves, and many people have fruit pulp on the soles of their feet after walking in the mountains.
It must have been ridden. I'm sure the people cleaning the trains also had a hard time.
That smell is the only thing that bothers me.
I try to be careful when walking so that people don't say, ``Oka-san, you stink.''

Well, I will be visiting Kyoto for a week-long event.

October 19th (Tuesday) - 25th (Wednesday) Takashimaya Kyoto store B1F, in front of the Aji Hyaksen section

Please come and visit us. We will wait.
　　　　　　　　　　　
West Japan Office
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