My 604th experience of chanting the daimoku 10,000 times in the morning: Work, grandchildren, and the district council: I realized that chanting the daimoku was the key to a fulfilling day

The morning YouTube Live broadcast had to be redone due to audio issues, but was able to finish successfully.

After 4pm in the evening, I spent time with my beloved grandchildren.
As my grandchildren tried to jump rope, I joined them. At first, my 6-year-old grandson had a hard time, but by the end, he was able to jump 12 times in a row.

I was amazed and impressed by how quickly my child was growing. On Saturday evening, I had the opportunity to practice karate with my grandson at the dojo.

My grandson started karate last year, and now he is able to practice with me. There is nothing like the joy of playing with my grandson and trying new things together. I am truly grateful for being able to spend such a happy time.

In the evening, I went to my district to participate in a council meeting. This was the final scene of the district discussion. Based on the trusting relationships I have built up through my home visits, I was able to foster a group of men who will be participating in the council meeting from January this year. Ta.
We are steadily progressing with kosen-rufu in the local area.