Max’s best shot of the week

In place of Max, I put on a picture of a cat relaxing under a tree shade. This picture is posted to a cat lovers club in Facebook. The taker of shot tells the cat is stray cat and not his one.
I am a cat lover but Wife is a hater and therefore I can live with a cat until death us apart and only if I live longer.

This week:
I took half-day off on Tuesday afternoon and went to Hibiya Library to read a Haiku periodical, and then went to Jinbocho to find some old books at a book in old and secondhand books market place.
And I noticed a film post of The Young Karl Marx at an entrance of Jinbocho subway station.
Yesterday I went to Customs House in Odaiba, and in passing, dropped in an office of Tariff Association, in which a friend works as Chief Secretary. He has often advised me to where I should look for when I need to read some official papers, reports and whatever The Association shares in public domain.
Yesterday he told me the site in which I can read English translation of customs related acts.

日本関税協会法令データ

http://www.kanzei.or.jp/kanzei_law/01.htm

You click Customs Act, for example, and then Japanese text turns up.
And then click again on the article number of the Japanese text.
Japanese text is replaced with English text.
This Tariff Association’s translations are, of cours, not an official edition, yet you cannot find official editions of customs related acts in Ministry of Justice official site.


法務省英文法令検索

http://www.japaneselawtranslation.go.jp/law/search_nm/?re=01

Have a nice weekend, bye

Jun