Haruno-san, a Japanese friend who is getting married soon, and some Korean acquaintances had dinner in Chungmuro. Adults who were almost as old as my parents and grandmothers gathered together. The 102-year-old is a friendly person. He came from Fukuoka, Japan, and is traveling overseas at the age of over 100. Except for that person, most of them are people I have known for a long time. Everyone returned home after their trip to Japan.

The two seniors are born in the liberation of Korea and are natives of the four main gates of Seoul. These people are physically healthy and were very successful in trade in their younger days, so they spend their golden years leisurely. “After living 80 years, there is no business in the face of time, birth, old age, illness, or death. It is fleeting. I plan to travel until the day I die.” It is also a great blessing to live healthily in old age and travel domestically and internationally as much as possible.

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