Haruna came in the morning and I went with Ayako to Sapporo.

  In the morning, I walked as far as the Tomakomai river. When I returned, Haruna had come from Sapporo. Haruna seemed to be busy because her youngest daughter' preparations for entrance to high school next spring. Her daughter,Minori, has a epilepsy. Haruna had lunch with us, and returned to Sapporo. We presented her some products such as potatoes, sweet potatoes, and pumpkins in in our field in Furusato Noen.
  When Haruna left we, also, followed by our car, because we had something to talk urgently with Mr.Shimizu. We followed on the highway and departed from her red car at the exit at Kitahiroshima, and arrived at Kisakuen, the institute where Emiko, Ayako's sister, was.  We saw Emiko, who was sleeping, and didn't recognize us, and then, we went to another care house, Die Grunen, where Mr.Shimizu, Emiko's hunband, was. We talked with Mr.Shimizu and was on the way back home. When we arrived home it was already after dark.