วิกฤติ โตชิบา / โดย เพจลงทุนแมน
โตชิบา นำสิ่งที่ดีสู่ชีวิต สโลแกนนี้หลายคนคงเคยได้ยินตอนเด็กๆ ถ้าพูดถึงชื่อนี้คงนึกถึงเครื่องใช้ไฟฟ้า ทีวี ตู้เย็น โน้ตบุ๊ค ที่คุ้นเคยกันมานาน แต่ตอนนี้โตชิบากำลังอยู่ในขั้นวิกฤติ และต้องขายกิจการ
โตชิบาก่อตั้งเมื่อ 142 ปีที่แล้ว โดยบริษัทไม่ได้มีรายได้หลักมาจากเครื่องใช้ไฟฟ้าแล้ว แต่รายได้หลักมาจาก 3 ธุรกิจคือ
1) พลังงาน และโรงไฟฟ้า
2) สาธารณูปโภค เช่น ระบบบำบัดน้ำเสีย ลิฟท์ แอร์ ระบบรถไฟ
3) อุปกรณ์อิเล็กทรอนิกส์ เช่น ฮาร์ดดิสก์ เซมิคอนดักเตอร์ ซึ่งตอนนี้โตชิบาเป็นบริษัทที่ผลิต ชิพหน่วยความจำ อันดับต้นๆของโลก
บริษัทโตชิบาถือว่าเป็นบริษัทเก่าแก่ที่มีชื่อเสียง และเป็นบริษัทชั้นนำในการคิดค้นสิ่งประดิษฐ์ใหม่ โตชิบาเป็นบริษัทแรกในญี่ปุ่นที่ผลิตหลอดไฟ เครื่องโทรเลข เครื่องซักผ้า เครื่องดูดฝุ่น และ เตาไมโครเวฟ ให้แก่ผู้บริโภคชาวญี่ปุ่น
แต่แล้วเมื่อปี 2015 ผู้บริหารของโตชิบาได้ออกมายอมรับว่าในช่วงปี 2008 - 2015 บริษัทได้รายงานผลกำไรเกินจริงไป 42,000 ล้านบาท หลังจากแถลงข่าวผู้บริหารก็โค้งคำนับเพื่อขอโทษเป็นเวลา 15 วินาที (ตามรูปด้านล่าง) ซึ่งนับเป็นการเสียภาพพจน์ที่ร้ายแรงที่สุดในประวัติศาสตร์ 140 ปีของบริษัท
แต่เหมือนแมลงสาบไม่ได้มีตัวเดียว..
Westinghouse เป็นบริษัทโรงไฟฟ้านิวเคลียร์ที่อเมริกาซึ่งถูกโตชิบาซื้อไปเมื่อปี 2006 เมื่อไม่นานมานี้โตชิบาออกมารายงานว่าบริษัทจะต้องรับรู้ผลขาดทุนเป็นเงินหลายแสนล้านบาท จากปัญหาการก่อสร้างที่ล่าช้า และค่าก่อสร้างสูงกว่าในแผนงาน
โตชิบาได้ขอเลื่อนการประกาศงบการเงินไตรมาส 4 ปี 2016 ออกไป สำหรับในวงการตลาดทุนแล้ว การไม่ประกาศงบการเงินตามกำหนด เป็นสัญญาณที่ไม่ดีเอามากๆสำหรับผู้ถือหุ้น และการกระทำดังกล่าวของบริษัท มีความเสี่ยงที่จะถูกพักการซื้อขายหุ้นในตลาด และถูกถอดออกจากตลาดหลักทรัพย์
มีการคาดการณ์กันว่าการรับรู้ผลขาดทุนของ Westinghouse จะทำให้ส่วนของผู้ถือหุ้นติดลบ ซึ่งหมายความว่าในทางเทคนิคแล้วโตชิบากำลังจะล้มละลาย
ที่น่าสนใจคือ ถ้าย้อนกลับไปเมื่อปี 2015 โตชิบามีส่วนของผู้ถือหุ้นซึ่งสะสมจากการทำธุรกิจมา 140 ปีเป็นเงิน 300,000 ล้านบาท แต่เมื่อโตชิบาผิดพลาด ใช้เวลาแค่ 2 ปีในการทำให้เงินที่สะสมมาหายไปทั้งหมด และตอนนี้แถมหนี้สินมาด้วย
นักวิเคราะห์ให้เหตุผลว่าโตชิบาซื้อ Westinghouse ในราคาที่แพงไป และเหตุการณ์โรงไฟฟ้านิวเคลียร์ที่ฟูกูชิม่าในปี 2011 ทำให้ภาพธุรกิจพลังงานนิวเคลียร์ได้เปลี่ยนไป การสร้างโรงไฟฟ้านิวเคลียร์ต้องการความปลอดภัยที่เข้มงวดขึ้น และทำให้มีต้นทุนที่สูงขึ้นตามมา
และถ้าบริษัทมีส่วนผู้ถือหุ้นติดลบติดต่อกัน 2 ไตรมาส บริษัทก็จะถูกถอดออกตลาดหลักทรัพย์เช่นกัน ตอนนี้โตชิบาจึงจำเป็นต้องหาเงินโดยด่วนจากการขายสินทรัพย์ของบริษัท หรือ จากการเพิ่มทุน
ในวันที่ 29 มีนาคมที่ผ่านมา Westinghouse Electric บริษัทลูกที่อเมริกาได้ยื่นขอล้มละลายเพื่อจำกัดผลขาดทุนเป็นที่เรียบร้อยแล้ว และโตชิบาได้ประกาศว่าจะขายธุรกิจ ชิพหน่วยความจำธุรกิจที่กำไรดีที่สุดของโตชิบา ซึ่งถ้าขายธุรกิจนี้ได้ โตชิบาก็จะได้เงินมาใช้หนี้ และรอดจากการล้มละลาย ธุรกิจเครื่องใช้ไฟฟ้าที่เราคุ้นเคยอาจจะยังอยู่ได้ แต่บริษัทก็จะยังมีหนี้เหลือจำนวนมากอยู่ดีซึ่งอาจจะต้องขายธุรกิจอื่นๆอีกในอนาคต
ทั้งนี้มีหลายบริษัทที่จะเข้ามาร่วมประมูลเสนอซื้อธุรกิจ ชิพหน่วยความจำ จากโตชิบา และบริษัทเหล่านั้นก็คือบริษัท..
Apple, Google และ Amazon
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Toshiba Crisis / by page invest man
Toshiba brings good things to this slogan life. Many people would have heard when they were young. If they mention this name, you would think of Electronics, TV, refrigerator, notebook that have been familiar with a long time, but Toshiba is now in crisis and
Toshiba was founded 142 years ago. The company does not have the main income from Electronics, but the main income is from 3 businesses.
1) power and power plant
2) utilities such as wastewater treatment system, elevator, air, train system.
3) Electronics such as hard disk semiconductor, Toshiba is now the world's top memory chip company.
Toshiba is considered an old, famous and leading company to inventing new inventions. Toshiba is the first company in Japan to produce light bulbs, telegram machine, washing machine, Vacuum Cleaner and microwave stove for Japanese consumers.
But then in 2015, Toshiba's executives admitted that during 2008, the company reported an exaggerated profit of 42,000 million baht. After Press Conference, the executives curved to apologize for 15 Second (as in the photo below), which counts as the deadliest image loss in the company's 140-year history.
But like a cockroach, not only one..
Westinghouse is a nuclear power plant in America, which was recently bought in 2006, Toshiba reported that the company must be aware of millions of millions of baht from delayed construction issues and construction costs in the plan.
Toshiba has postponed the 4 financial statement for the capital marketing band. Not announcing the financial statements are very bad sign for shareholders and such actions of the company is at risk of being rested. Trading shares in the market and taken off the stock exchange.
Westinghouse loss awareness is projected to negative shareholders, which means technically Toshiba is going bankrupt.
The interesting thing is that if back in 2015, Toshiba has a part of shareholders collected from doing business for 140 million baht 300,000 million baht. But When Toshiba goes wrong, it only takes 2 years to make money. All the accumulations are gone and now plus debts
Analysts reasoning that Toshiba Bought Westinghouse at an expensive price and Fukushima nuclear power plant incident in 2011, making nuclear power business image has changed. Building Nuclear power plants requires rigorous security and higher costs. Follow me.
And if the company has 2 quarters of negative shareholders, the company will be taken off the stock exchange as well. Toshiba needs to make money urgently from selling company assets or from capital increase.
On March 29th, Westinghouse Electric, the United States gave a bankruptcy to limit the loss. Toshiba announced that Toshiba's best profit memory chip business, which if selling this business is sold. Toshiba will get money to pay debt and survive bankruptcy. The appliances we are familiar with may still be here, but the company will still have a lot of debt that may have to sell other businesses in the future.
There are many companies that will be bidding to buy Toshiba Memory Chip business and those companies are companies..
Apple, Google and Amazon
Business is truly in a transitional era
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This year has been one of the challenging years for many companies.
One of them is MUJI. Japanese minimalist brand.
MUJI, in addition to facing the COVID-19 crisis.
Companies still have to deal with monsoons.
This makes the present value of Ryohin Keikaku company.
MUJI brand owner fell from the top spot 2 years ago.
More than 60 % think about the lost value of around 2 billion baht.
So what is MUJI having to deal with?
Investing man will tell you about it.
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MUJI brand. Full name is Mujirushi Ryōhin
Thai language means good quality products. No brand needed.
MUJI listed on the Japan Stock Exchange.
Under a company called Ryohin Keikaku. Been doing business for 40 years.
Year 2017 income 112,000 million baht. Profit 13,650 million baht.
Year 2018 income 121,000 million baht. Profit 13,610 million baht.
Year 2019 income 123,000 million baht. Profit 10,800 million baht.
(MUJI's latest financial year starts from 1 March 2019 ends 28 February 2020)
From the above numbers reflect that
Even companies have increased income
But profit is likely to decrease.
By slowing down profit in 2018
First slow down in 8 years
While the last year, company profits have fallen 21 %
This is because MUJI is facing an inevitable event that happens.
Simultaneously for the last 2 years
From both in Japan and abroad
Starting from..
Protests in Hong Kong
Japanese product boycott conflict in South Korea
Including the adjustment of consumption tax in Japan
And when we come to see MUJI revenue structure will come from
Japan 61 %
East Asia (China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, South Korea) 28 %
Europe USA 7 %
Asia 4 %
Reflecting on how the events have taken a direct impact on MUJI's income.
Even more so when MUJI is a global brand accepted.
What happens is ′′ competitors ′′ who make the same products for sale.
Specifically, brands from China such as Miniso
This whole thing makes sales to the original branches in China, South Korea, Hong Kong and Taiwan..
And when it comes to the Covid-19 plague situation this year.
Making MUJI with over 970 storefronts around the world affected without exception.
The impact of COVID-19 makes
5 in 10 MUJI CHINESE SHOP
9 in 10 of MUJI Japan
Had to close the shop last month..
All of these are causing MUJI to have a large amount of inventory and the company has adjusted the forecast that the first half of this year will have lower income and may result in losses.
Here we can conclude that..
MUJI is facing a critical crisis.
That can be difficult to happen.
But it doesn't mean it won't happen.
From the beginning of the year, the value of Ryohin Keikaku, the owner of MUJI brand.
38 % and 60 % fell from the top in 2018
From the monsoon beset MUJI now have both
The inevitable including new rivals
These are also one important test.
In the history of the company since its inception 40 years.
This test should show us
The value of the missing MUJI company is 2 billion.
Is it temporary or permanent..
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攝影之聲19
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在這期《攝影之聲》中,日本設計師田中義久與雕刻家飯田竜太所組成的雙人創作組合「Nerhol」,將照片層層堆疊雕琢刻鏤,改造平面攝影為多元視點的立體圖像,顛覆照片設下的時空制約;荷蘭藝術家Anouk Kruithof擷取81個美國機關組織的Instagram帳號所發布的官方照片,締構一系列複合媒材影像雕塑,在型態轉化之中探索當代圖像訊息的變異組建;韓國藝術家權五祥拍下大量的實物細節,將照片拼貼雕砌成各種人形塑像與物件結構,超越平面—立體形態之間的思索界線。
本期的Artist’s Showcase單元,我們特寫1992年出生的數位媒材原生世代——影像藝術家小林健太,藉由他自由裂解增生的數位塗抹(digital smudge)軌跡,在介入、破壞與影像噪音化的各種實驗中,將傳統攝影的物質與機械性建制重新格式化,跌進影像生成狀態的混元世界,突顯了視覺技術的思維後像。或許激浪派(Fluxus)的意識將再透過他的作品重返攝影的話題,並反映著這個世代的視線主張。
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在這期《攝影之聲》中,日本設計師田中義久與雕刻家飯田竜太所組成的雙人創作組合「Nerhol」,將照片層層堆疊雕琢刻鏤,改造平面攝影為多元視點的立體圖像,顛覆照片設下的時空制約;荷蘭藝術家Anouk Kruithof擷取81個美國機關組織的Instagram帳號所發布的官方照片,締構一系列複合媒材影像雕塑,在型態轉化之中探索當代圖像訊息的變異組建;韓國藝術家權五祥拍下大量的實物細節,將照片拼貼雕砌成各種人形塑像與物件結構,超越平面—立體形態之間的思索界線。
本期的Artist’s Showcase單元,我們特寫1992年出生的數位媒材原生世代——影像藝術家小林健太,藉由他自由裂解增生的數位塗抹(digital smudge)軌跡,在介入、破壞與影像噪音化的各種實驗中,將傳統攝影的物質與機械性建制重新格式化,跌進影像生成狀態的混元世界,突顯了視覺技術的思維後像。或許激浪派(Fluxus)的意識將再透過他的作品重返攝影的話題,並反映著這個世代的視線主張。
專欄單元中,張世倫對類比底片粒子與數位像素的影像物質性進行思辨,闡述影像的不完美特性對攝影本質的啟示;顧錚評析中國藝術家蔡東東近期發表的攝影裝置系列——《泉》,在達達主義興起並影響至今的一百周年之際,檢視當代現成物藝術的實踐語彙;此外,從這期開始,我們更邀請香港攝影學者黎健強執筆一個新的連載專欄——「影像香港」,他以近年親身參與籌劃的攝影展覽歷程做為序論,並將陸續疏理香港的攝影史脈與當代影像地景,做為我們串連東亞攝影發展的另一切點。
在英國近期「脫歐」抉擇的歷史之年,也是愛爾蘭「脫英」武裝革命——1916年「復活節起義」——的一百周年,這場獨立行動雖告失敗,卻因最終催生了愛爾蘭共和國而成為歷史關鍵,今年在倫敦與都柏林皆有相關的紀念活動。梁秋虹在英、愛現場深度剖析這些歷史影像檔案的視覺展演,解讀革命符號與受難者影像中,攝影政治學幽微操作的記憶與神話。
「Q」單元專訪德國資深出版人Gerhard Steidl,他於1972年創立的「Steidl」以出版印工精緻的作品集聞名,並成為國際藝術出版界的指標之一,Steidl在訪談中與我們分享他的工作經驗,以及對紙本印刷工藝的觀察見解。本期附帶的別冊《SHOUT》則特別揭載中國藝術家孫彥初的《虛構集》系列,他自古玩市場蒐集中國上世紀七O至八O年代的素人生活照,以塗鴉拼貼重構造相,在影像的虛實映照之間轉動拉扯。
編輯台報告埋著頭寫著寫著,《攝影之聲》正式來到第五個周年,而我們仍在深入影像銀河悠悠無邊的光年裡緩緩推進。謝謝親愛的讀者、參與《攝影之聲》的藝術家、所有撰稿人和工作伙伴。這是一段長途旅行,我們將繼續往下一站前進。
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In this volume of VOP, we see how “Nerhol” the creative duo made up of Japanese designer Yoshihisa Tanaka and sculptor Ryuta Iida put together layers of photographs with sculpturing and engraving, changing 2D photography to 3D images with multiple points of view, challenging the time-space limits of photographs. Also, we will also learn about how Dutch artist Anouk Kruithof selected official photographs from the Instagram accounts of 81 American organizations to create a series of photo-sculptures using multiple media, through which she explores the changes and construction processes of contemporary image information. In addition, we will see how Korean artist Osang Gwon with his vast number of photographs of objects taken in detail, combines these images into sculptures of various characters and structures, crossing the visual and thought boundaries of 2D and 3D.
We present a special in this issue’s Artist Showcase on Kenta Cobayashi, a visual artist of the digital media age born in 1992. Through his creative journey using free expression with the digital smudge in Photoshop, he re-formalizes the materiality and mechanism of traditional photography, immersing himself in a state of flux when images were born and highlights the technicalities behind visual creations. His work seems to have an affinity with Fluxus bringing this art movement back into the photographic conversation through his various experiments of intervention, destruction and noise in images. The work also reflects the trend of viewing in this time and age.
In this issue’s columns, Shih-Lun Chang touches on the issue of materiality between the grains of film photography and the resolution of digital photography, illustrating the inspiration that can be brought to the nature of photography by the imperfection of images; Zheng Gu critiques Fountain, the recent photography installation work by Chinese artist Dongdong Cai, which examines the practical language of ready-made art in the centennial anniversary of Dadaism’s emergence and influence. In addition, starting from this issue, we invite renowned Hong Kong photography academic Dr. Edwin K. Lai to pen a new column “Image Hong Kong”. He begins with sharing his journey of curating and participating in photography exhibitions in recent years, and will subsequently go on to bring us through the historical lineage of Hong Kong’s photography and its contemporary landscape, providing us with a new link point with East Asian photography.
This year where we witness “Brexit” also coincides with the 100-year anniversary of the “Easter Rising” of 1916 associated with Ireland’s military revolution in a bid to perform a “Brexit”. Although this bid for independence met with failure, it continued to hold key meaning in history for its eventual result in birthing the Republic of Ireland. This year, commemorative activities were held in both London and Dublin. Chiu-Hung Liang brings us in-depth reports of the visual displays of historical archival images from the two locations, interpreting the revolutionary iconography involved and the intricate influences exerted by photography politics on the images of victims, their memories and legacies.
The “Q” segment features an interview with long-time publisher Gerhard Steidl who founded the publishing house “Steidl” in 1972, well-known for its high quality publications which marks it out as a landmark of the international artistic publication circle. Steidl shares his work experiences as well as observations and opinions about the craft of the print with us in this interview. Also, in this issue’s supplement SHOUT, we present a special excerpt of Chinese artist Yanchu Sun’s Ficciones, where he presents a series of photographs of the everyday life of ordinary people from antique markets in China between the 70s’ and 80s’, employing the means of drawing and collage to recreate images, playing on the relations between the real and the fictional.
With this editorial we write, VOP enters its fifth anniversary. As we continue our slow but sure journey forward in the universe of photography, we want to thank our dear readers, artists, writers and contributors as well as others who have worked with VOP, onward we move!
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10 THINGS YOU DIDN'T KNOW ABOUT FUKUSHIMA NUCLEAR DISASTER 福島第一原子力発電所事故
The Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Disaster was caused by the massive tsunami triggered by the Tohoku Earthquake on March 11th, 2011. This was a Level 7 nuclear event, comparable only to Chernobyl.
1. Unheeded Warning
Before the disaster even happened, there were industry experts who warned of mega tsunami-generating earthquakes hitting the area every 800 to 1100 years, with the next one being overdue. But those in charge dismissed such warnings.
2. No Good Robots
During the crisis at Fukushima, high radiation levels at the plant made it desperately hard for human workers to do what they needed to do.
Back in 2001, the Japanese had actually developed extremely capable robots that were deemed technical successes, but then a government task force concluded that a Chernobyl-scale disaster was never going to happen in Japan .
The program was shut down and the robots were dismantled or donated.
3. Onagawa Nuclear Power Plant
The Onagawa Nuclear Power Plant was the closest power plant to the earthquake epicentre, yet it successfully withstood the barrage.
While the Fukushima Plant had sea walls up to 5.7 meters, Onagawa had it up to 14 meters.
4. Wrongful Evacuation
Due to miscommunication between the evacuation authorities and the experts who were analysing the fallout, many residents were evacuated from pretty safe areas right INTO the radioactive plume.
5. Evacuation Deaths
More people were killed by the evacuation process in Fukushima
than by the actual earthquake and tsunami, the disaster itself.
People died of fatigue, exhaustion, illness, suicides - losing their homes, not knowing where they would end up, cramped evacuation centres; the whole ordeal was taxing.
6. Geiger-Counter Hobby
After the Fukushima disaster, random radiation hot spots were discovered in unexpected locations.
Radiation levels as high as those in the no-go zone were detected as far as some Tokyo suburbs. This prompted many Japanese residents to take up a new hobby - walking with Geiger-counters through their city or village in search for random radiation levels to report.
7. Animal Guardian
55 year old Naoto Matsumura is the only man brave enough to live in Fukushima’s no-go zone. After the initial evacuation, he returned back
to take care of the animals that were left behind. Not just his animals, but everyone’s.
8. Mutations
There were a few small scale Fukushima discoveries.
9. Human Radiation Effects
No one died from radiation exposure in Fukushima.
And contrary to a well-publicised, yet poorly-executed, study
that made the rounds in 2015, thyroid cancer rates in Fukushima children were actually lower than the national average.
10. Disobedient Hero
Masao Yoshida was the manager of the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Plant and on March 15th 2011, he lead a brave group, now dubbed ‘The Fukushima 50’ into the radioactive trenches.
With cooling systems crippled and having run out of fresh water, Yoshida decided they would pump seawater straight from the ocean into the damaged reactors.
Then corporate headquarters (TEPCO) ordered him to stop the seawater injection. They didn’t want the corrosive seawater to permanently damage their reactors.
Feeling his superiors were inept for risking a colossal radioactive fallout, Yoshida disobeyed the direct order and continued with the seawater injection.
Many experts now agree that his actions on that day
arguably prevented a much greater catastrophe.
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【今日の動画について】
「赤ちゃんの初めての家族旅行」ということで、今日の動画は、高知で撮った家族旅行の動画です。こちらは、1日目で、次回の動画は2日目になります。「赤ちゃんの初めての家族旅行」だからかどうかわかりませんが、今回の家族旅行で1歳の赤ちゃんのオリビアはなんとカメラの「チーズ」」できるようになりました!!赤ちゃんの成長って速いですね!
そして、タイトルに書かせていただいた「外国人の妻が英語で高知県を観光する」ですが、これから日本のいろんなところに行って、その町・エリアの素晴らしいところを外国人の目から見て、是非英語で皆さんにご共有したいと思います。
最後にですが、こういう風に高知に家族旅行ができましたのは、ザ・シックスダイアリーかほくホテルアンドリゾート様のお陰でした。下記にホテルの詳細を記載しましたが、親子にとって非常に過ごしやすいホテルであり、「このホテルならまた高知に来てもいいよね」とタカとずっと話していたぐらいです。よかったら、ザ・シックスダイアリーかほくホテルアンドリゾート様のサイトもご覧ください。
6thdiary.jp
This is our baby's first family vacation EVER!!! Our baby, Olivia, is now one year old and we've actually never had a real family vacation with our little baby. So our little baby's first family vacation is going to be a trip to a historical area in Japan--Kochi, Japan. Traveling with kids in Japan is a bit tough as few places have any real resources for kids, but as you'll see from this video, we found the most amazing hotel for both parents and kids. If you're traveling with kids in Japan, we highly recommend it! This hotel in Japan offered us the chance to spend the weekend with them and we are so glad they did. I think our baby had the most amazing first family vacation ever!
【動画でご紹介した高知県の観光スポット】
◆ホテル
ご招待をいただいたホテルは、親子にとってもフレンドリー且つVeryお洒落な
「ザ・シックスダイアリーかほくホテルアンドリゾート」です。高知に家族旅行される方は、是非、おすすめです。普段ホテルに置かれていない赤ちゃん・子供のアメニティー(グッズ)もたくさんあり、だからと言って「子供っぽいホテル」という訳でもないです。ロビーに入った瞬間から、リゾート地をイメージしたロビーがあり、明るくて(ちょっとアメリカンっぽい?)雰囲気の中で大人も楽しく過ごせるし、子供も何時間も飽きないで遊べます。オムツもベイビーバスも授乳室も・・・ハイチェア、キッズメニュー、おもちゃ、ベビーカーの貸し出し・・・Etc etc! いろいろ揃っているホテルなので、お陰様で、今回の旅は結構手ぶらでいけました。URLはこちらです!
6thdiary.jp
◆Hotel
The hotel we stayed at is called The 6th Diary Kahoku Hotel and Resort. It is located near the city of Kochi,Japan. If you're traveling with kids in Kochi, Japan, we HIGHLY HIGHLY recommend staying here. It was every possible amenity and service that a traveling parent could ever require-diapers (yes, you read that right-free diapers for guests!!!), a baby bathtub, baby soap/shampoo, a nursing room in the lobby, two really big play areas right next to the dining room, toys, stroller rental…etc etc. We practically packed nothing when we stayed here! But don't be fooled. This is not a "kiddy" hotel. While they have tons of services for kids, the entire hotel is positively gorgeous. It actually sort of look like some kind of resort destination. You can get more details on the hotel in the link below.
6thdiary.jp
◆桂浜(高知の観光地)
高知市に行かれる方は是非坂本龍馬像を見に行ってください!大きさに私たちが圧倒されたけど、大きさだけではなく、特別なパワーももらって帰りました。歴史的にとても大事な人物ですし、とにかく日本っぽい海辺なので、本当にオススメです。ただ、ごはん屋さんは非常に少ないなのでお昼ごはんの時間に合わせて行かれない方がいいと思います!
https://www.city.kochi.kochi.jp/site/kanko/ryomazou.html
◆Katsura-Hama (Katsura Beach in Kochi, Japan)
If you traveling anywhere near Kochi, Japan, I highly recommend visiting Katsura-Hama (Katsura Beach). First of all, the beach is home to the famous Sakamoto Ryoma statue. Sakamoto Ryoma is an extremely important historical figure in Japanese history and somehow the entire beach was enveloped in a certain aura of strength and power. Not to mention that mountains by the beach are all blanketed with Japanese pine trees. The scene feels like something out of a Japanese film. There aren't a lot of places to dine in this area, though, so I recommend visiting this area NOT during lunch or dinner time.
◆ 坂本龍馬記念館
日本史に興味のある方は是非この記念館に行ってみてください!非常に歴史の勉強になります!
https://ryoma-kinenkan.jp/
◆The Sakamoto Ryoma Memorial Museum
This is a great museum to take children to if you are ever in Kochi, Japan. There is a whole wing filled with historical activities for children (including a part of a pirate ship!) and they can also see actual samurai swords-always a plus for the little ones.
https://ryoma-kinenkan.jp/country/en/
◆Kochi Castle (Kochi, Japan)
If you're traveling to Kochi, you really do need to take an hour and a half or so to climb up to Kochi Castle. The inside of the castle is incredible and the view from the top is inspiring. There is also a beautiful model of Kochi during the times of the castle.
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