To Sausalito, a neighborhood of luxury homes

Next, we went to the seaside town of Sausalito, about 40 minutes by car from downtown San Francisco. It's so beautiful, it's like USJ!The weather in San Francisco is very interesting. Just 30 minutes ago, it was too cold to wear a short sleeve and a long sleeve, but when I came to the next town, it was hot enough to wear a short sleeve.However, even though it is hot, it is not humid and damp like in Japan, but rather dry and comfortable.

Sausalito is so nice, "I want to live in a city like this!" Mr. N said to me.It's a nice town, but house prices around here have gone up so much that I hear the minimum to buy a house is 100 million.He told me an astonishing fact. Sa, at least 100 million...(((HUGS))))...what the hell do people who live around here do for a living...well, it's amazing.

And here we are for lunch.Napa Valley Burger Co.The restaurant was full of people after 12:00 p.m. The restaurant was packed with people after 12:00 p.m., probably because it is quite famous or because of its reputation for delicious food. I ordered a hamburger called "Turkey something," I think. The patty was very meaty and the bacon was very tasty.

In this photo.Oh, I can eat this much food with room to spare."In fact, it was quite a large portion, more than twice as large as a Big Mac. However, I ate it as usual, so I asked Mr. N if he would like to try it.I'm sure you are one of those people who don't leave anything behind. But you don't have to do that..."I was surprised. No, it was just plain delicious... So, next, we finally went to "Lambard Street," famous for its steep slopes and sharp curves.

Since it is a famous tourist spot, many tourists were taking pictures of the cars coming down. It is hard to tell from the pictures, but from the very top, the angle is quite steep, so it even looked like an amusement park attraction.Don't make the mistake of coming here in a GT3 or a car with a low height. It will definitely sting you.

In the winter, the hydrangeas on Lombard Street are all dead, so the scenery is not as vivid as it is here, but in the summer, when it is tourist season, you can enjoy the view of colorful hydrangeas in full bloom. After that, we walked around the city and went to the AppleStore.

What is it...something about Japan?(I only know the AppleStore in Osaka)The first and second floors are all made of glass, and the space is much larger than the first floor.Since there are people of various races in San Francisco, there was a world-wide atmosphere in the restaurant.Even so, the crowd was huge even though it was a weekday evening.

The iPhones on the floor look stylish, even though they should be the same as in Japan. (Laughs) When I went upstairs, I found a free space where people were working on their computers, listening to music on their iPhones, and many others.An older couple with backpacks on their backs and a funky older brother sitting next to them...It was an interesting reminder of the breadth of Apple's user base (laughs).

It is really interesting to get a taste of foreign countries outside of Japan in this way, as it gives me a chance to change my perspective and angle of things.I hope to create a style of working in the near future, blogging at the Apple Store in San Francisco and traveling to various places around the world!And my stay in San Francisco was a dream come true. So tomorrow I'm off to the Porsche Experience Center in Los Angeles! I'm looking forward to it!