[What day is it today? | Tohoku Edition] What day is June 19th?

In front of JR Mitaka Station was where Dazai Osamu's workplace was located. Dazai would commute to Mitaka Station almost every day from his home near Inokashira Park, carrying his lunch, manuscript paper, dictionary, and writing implements wrapped in a furoshiki cloth. Let's take a stroll around these spots associated with Dazai. An overpass connected to Dazai Osamu, still standing as it was back then. About a five-minute walk from the south exit of Mitaka Station, along the tracks toward Tachikawa, you'll find an overpass. This is the Mitaka Electric Railway Overpass. Completed in 1929 (Showa 4), it still remains as it was back then. This overpass was a favorite spot of Dazai, and he would often bring his children here to watch the trains. Just before the overpass...

Kanagi-cho, Goshogawara City, Aomori Prefecture, is known as the birthplace and home of novelist Osamu Dazai. This time, we'll introduce the Shayokan Museum, where you can learn about the upbringing of Dazai, the man who produced a string of masterpieces still read today, including "No Longer Human" and "Shayo." Access to the Shayokan Museum: From Goshogawara Station on the JR Gono Line, transfer to the Tsugaru Railway Line and arrive at Kanagi Station, the sixth stop. Kanagi-machi is the hometown where Dazai spent his childhood and adolescence. The main street in front of Kanagi Station on the Tsugaru Railway Line is...