出戸沼遊園地 - Noshiro

It seems that there used to be a crematorium here. People who can see ghosts can see it. There was a person who said. Now there is a park and a public hall in Aoba Town. I used to deliver Yakult in the town here. It was early in the morning, so on the day of oversized garbage, I picked up radios, TVs, and other household appliances that could move. It was limited in size to fit on a bicycle. I'm not doing it now. It's a crime. After I came home, I disassembled all the TVs ? and checked if there were any short circuits, washed the board with detergent, dried it in the sun, assembled it, and when it worked well, put it in the room and put the TV on. I was watching. Radios and tube radios are still working. I disassembled all the radios and had a circuit diagram. I checked the circuit carefully and found that there was no short circuit, so I assembled it and used it in the room. The radio cassette player is still working well. The one that didn't work was disassembled, the screws and electrical parts were removed, and it was used to repair another home appliance. The parts were useful for repairing exciting home appliances. At the time of the Nihonkai-Chubu Earthquake, there was considerable damage in this area, and a quicksand phenomenon occurred in two places, the graveyard and the road, and the road was rippling, making it difficult to deliver Yakult. I was really scared when I learned about the fear of an earthquake. I was even more surprised to see the inside of the damaged house. It was well reconstructed. I think. There is no sign of an earthquake now. There was also an office of the Silver Human Resources Center near here. Before that, I enjoyed playing tennis and table tennis at the youth home. There was a vending machine for bottled juice, and you could drink it for 60 yen. There was an apartment in Aoba-cho, but it was demolished due to the great damage from the earthquake.