I drove to Sunagawa with Ayako to visit the Kamada's family tomb.

 It was very fine in the morning. I drove to Sunagawa with Ayako to visit Kamada's family tomb. 'Kamada' is Ayako's maiden name. On the way to Sunagawa, I took a route by expressway from Tomakomai via Sapporo. We left our house at about 9:10 a.m. and arrived at Sunagawa at about 11:00. We cleaned the tomb and around it, cutting the branches of mulberry tree behind the tombstone and prayed. Then, we went to the temple. We prayed in front of the family altar. First, we wanted to ask the monk to recite sutras, but there was no one in the temple, so we decided to come back to Tomakomai. We took a local road, not the expressway, and on the way, we stopped at Mikasa and ate ramen for lunch. After lunch, we bought a melon, and a bag of chestnuts in the stands, and arrived home a little before 3:00.