This morning, we woke up to a beautiful sunrise on the beach if Hikari. Some people took in an early ocean swim as others prepared an aboriginal Canadian breakfast. Then, ten of us piled into one of ours vans and drove into the city to meet with the mayor of Hikari.
Unfortunately, the mayor had another obligation and we met with three city officials. We discussed our Hibukashi worldwide poster project and learned what they were doing in their own community. The mayor is a leader in his community as he installed solar panels on his own home 15 years ago.even the City Hall had solar panels covering the roof. Then the officials explained their local movement within the community in support of stippling the new nuclear plant across the bay. All of us health proffesionals fully supported the model to work from the bottom up.
Now I must finish writing as we are about to begin on next part of the journey ink town.
Cheers,
Michelle
Unfortunately, the mayor had another obligation and we met with three city officials. We discussed our Hibukashi worldwide poster project and learned what they were doing in their own community. The mayor is a leader in his community as he installed solar panels on his own home 15 years ago.even the City Hall had solar panels covering the roof. Then the officials explained their local movement within the community in support of stippling the new nuclear plant across the bay. All of us health proffesionals fully supported the model to work from the bottom up.
Now I must finish writing as we are about to begin on next part of the journey ink town.
Cheers,
Michelle
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