【毎日】京都水族館監修、壁にも寝具にもオオサンショウウオだらけの客室、クロスホテル京都でオープン [みの★]

　クロスホテル京都（京都市中京区）は、オオサンショウウオをモチーフにした客室「OH！　san　View　Room」を1室限定でオープンした。オオサンショウウオを展示する京都水族館（同市下京区）が全面協力。壁やバスルームなど客室内の至る所に、40匹以上のオオサンショウウオ（最大1・5メートル）のステッカーが貼り付けられている。

　オオサンショウウオは、最大で体長1・5メートルにもなる世界最大級の両生類で、京都・鴨川にも生息。京都水族館は開業当初からオオサンショウウオを展示し、情報発信をしている。同ホテルと同水族館は共にオリックスグループのため、今回の企画が実現した。

…続きはソースで。
https://mainichi.jp/articles/20210731/k00/00m/040/153000c
2021年7月31日　12時38分

キモいよ…

Hi, I am a Wisconsinite who has lived in Yokohama since I married a Japanese woman in 2000. I come here to-day because I would like to talk about what has surprised me.

Yesternight, my brother-in-law (my wife's brother) suddenly telephoned me and his speaking manner taught me that he was bloody angry at something.
According to him, his sixteen-year-old daughter went to school wearing a mask embroidered with slogans that mean "no war" and "down with Suga" in Japanese. Amazingly enough, the school, on looking at her mask, ordered her to take it off by saying "stop a ‘political’ action".

Never have I expected that someone tells another to take off a mask in the current situation of the epidemic of corona virus.
What mystifies me more is that that school seems to regard the act of wearing a mask as ‘political’. For I have long thought that a man wears a mask to protect the lives both of himself and of his surroundings.

My brother-in-law continued to tell me that he and his family made a decision never to give up and to tackle the tyranny of the school henceforth.
Such an attitude of the school, I fancy, has much to do with the reason why most of the Japanese schools compel students to wear a uniform (while those in the West generally allow students to wear plain clothes)，