TM Komata gave her second speech; "How to live simply". 
 She told about the book that she read last year and showed her opinion of simple life. 
The book title is "How to live Simply " by Ms. Elain St. James who was in the real estate 
business before and now writing so many books and having lots of lectures about simple life. 
These kind of books aimed at saving or cut down expenses are popular now in Japan 
because of the economic recession.
 She pick up several titles from the book and told some examples.
"Move to a small house", "Don't be the slave of schedule notebook." and "Find what you'd 
like to do most."
 We are exposed to so many information every day and urged to absorb the appropriate 
ones from our point of view. If we carry schedule notebooks, we tend to think that we have 
to act precisely according to the schedule. 
By the way, Japanese houses are full of materials. There's a TV program about "How to 
rearrange your house; neat and clean". 
She changed the layout of her room after read the book, but the number of goods hasn't 
been changed at all. Do you know why?
As the proverb says "It's easier said than done.", to live simple is not easy.  We shall start 
right now from minimal points like: use resources sparingly, proceed recycling and reduce 
garbage.

TM Tsukada spoke about "How to take nature photographs ".
 He was a Camera Boy in school days. Every weekend he used to went outside and took 
photographs. He wanted to earn some money by making public in some contest but some 
contest rejected. Surprisingly, he waited over ten hours to take a nice one when in 
University. 
 Nowadays we can take high quality photographs with cheap camera. Film quality is 
getting better. If you have a camera,  how about going to a short trip to take good 
photograph? 
 He taught the nuts and bolts; Car is better for approach to the destination than train or 
bus. We can reach the view point directly. Landscape photographs are valid only in the 
morning and evening. Sunrise from a mountain, reflection from a lake. At noon time, 
portrait and flower photos are recommended. If you cannot focus on the object, adjust 
horizontal line or slanting line in your view.
 You can have a chance to make your photograph public by using internet home page. 
You're the artist already!