Japan is Sick

So like the title is, Japan is sick. I love this place. As of right now I still don't know about transfers. I don't like the way our mission does transfer calls but that's okay. I think you'll probably all find out next week. Anyways, this week was fun, and let me tell you a cool story. Actually I took a couple of videos so I'll leave that there. I'll talk about a different thing then. We went with the Sano's to the Sakamoto family who live about an hour away by car, and
in case I haven't emailed about them before, they have 7 kids. Well guess what, they fostered another one and now they have 8. Two are they're own. They aren't members, but love the missionaries and love when we go over because they're also Christian and let me tell you,
I've hardly met other people that have as much love as they do. Don't get me wrong, having eight kids under the age of 13 is insane as in super loud and anyone with kids understands, but still, you can feel the spirit so much in their home. They live on a farm and have animals
and they're home is huge and the spirit is so strong. The feeling of love is so strong. The parents love their kids and are so patient and loving and accepting and they always pray and everything. Like its awesome and I want everyone to look at is family for an example.
Anyways so we sang some hymns and the kids actually sat still and quieted down and the spirit again was so strong. Then we have read a kids book in English and then taught some parts from the scriptures. It was a perfect night honestly. I don't know if they'll join the
church but they have mastered the charity part of Christ's gospel, and I learned so much from that family. I've visited two or three times and every time it's amazing. Like we read in the scriptures, if we have not charity, we are nothing.

Anyways, there was a typhoon that went to Okinawa or Taiwan, I don't remember, so we had crazy wind and rainstorms too. It was crazy and the most crazy rain I had ever seen, and we weren't anywhere near the typhoon so now I really want to know what a typhoon is like. If I stay or transfer down south, I will pretty much for sure experience it.

Love you all! Keep being good people!

餡土龍 K. 赦輝長老
日本福岡伝道部

愛してるわ～

 The biggest spider I've ever seen. 

Ducks, my second fav animal 

Amami

We found a Takoyaki shop with 15 takoyakis for 3.50 so that was a killer deal