Sunday, April 24, 2011

睨みを利かすモミの木

カピオアラニ・コート中央にそびえるモミの木が4面のコートを均等に眺め睨みを利かしています。このモミの木が中央にあることでテニスコートの存在感が一層 増しますね。ベンチで待っている時,ゲーム中 時々見上げてこの木を見ると落ち着くんですね。皆で大事にして行きたいですね。
Towering fir-tree
  The towering fir-tree that stands in the center of KPTC looks down
  equally all four courts. This tree symbolizes KPTC by standing in the
  center. Looking up toward the top of this tree while at play gives you
  ease to you mind.

3 comments:

  1. Enzo planted this tree, I heard.

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  2. 1He planted both of them,Charlie

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  3. There is a place on Waikiki that most often during the months of January, February, and March has been known as the happiest place on earth. It’s a place where old friends and locals meet up each year after having spent the other months of the year at their homes, but come together during the winter months in Waikiki to celebrate being together, getting social, learning a new culture and to play tennis. I’m talking about the tennis courts in Kapiolani Park.
    The locals and visitors even have special descriptive names. Coffee Ben, boston Charlie, Tall Steve, Japanese Ben, while the hailes struggle to learn the Japanese names. But learn them they do because it’s important.

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