Title: いつも有難うございます。
Wed 14th Apr 2021 [13:06]
Name: kaikaya bts
「禍福は糾える縄の如し」
幸せが永遠に続かないのと同じく、不幸せも永久には続かない。編まれた縄が正面に来たり裏に回ったりする様と同じだよ。って言う意味だと思いますが、1年前から目の前にある縄面は少々編み方が緩いのか、裏に回ってしまったもう1本が中々目の前に戻って来てくれない。東京は一昨日からまん延防止特別措置で全て(?)の飲食店は午後8時閉店です。ウチも要請に従って酒類提供は7時まで、料理のラストオーダーは6時15分となり一昨日昨日はほぼノーゲスト。でも今は安全第一。日本の新規感染者が1日で100人以下になるまで頑張ります。
※写真は一昨日の賄い風景です。豊洲の鮪屋から3000円で分けてもらった183㎏の和歌山那智産の本鮪の中落を調理場スタッフで貪り食ってる之図でございます。決して「自棄食い」ではありません。
In Japan there is a proverb, "fortune and misfortune are intertwined," meaning that happiness doesn't last forever, and unhappiness is not permanent either. It is just like how a woven rope comes to the front and them wraps around the back. Or that is its meaning, but the rope in front of us now perhaps has a somewhat loose weave, and the thread that went around the back doesn't seem to come back in front of us. Restaurants all started closing at 8:00pm the day before yesterday in Tokyo due to a government order. I also received almost no guests yesterday and the day before yesterday. But now is the time for safety first. I will persevere until the number of new infections per day in Japan drops below 100 people.
*The photo is yesterday's lunch scene. 10 kitchen staff ate up the meat of center bone of 183 kg of Bluefin-tuna from Nachi, Wakayama, which I bought from a tuna shop in TOYOSU Fish market for 3000 yen.