The Season of Nothing to Do, and the Perfect Morning

After days of rain, the snow has melted away.This morning, a clear blue sky finally returned.

The air is crisp and cold, but a cup of coffee on the terrace feels especially comforting.

This time of year sits quietly between seasons.The autumn leaves are gone, yet winter scenery has not fully arrived.

Many nearby viewpoints close for the season, and there are fewer reasons to rush somewhere.

And that is exactly why this season is perfect for Kakurekura.

With less traffic and no busy itineraries, you can simply stay with what is in front of you.

Take a slow walk.Look up at the sky.Read a book without checking the time.

Or take a short drive to the lake, just because you feel like it.

There is no need to do anything.Nothing is expected of you here.

As the year comes to an end,December often brings a quiet kind of tiredness.Stepping away from the rush,

this is a gentle time to reset your mind and body.

Perhaps this “season of nothing”is not empty at all, but quietly rich.