Sunday in Hiroshima

     I went to Hiroshima-she again on Sunday. I didn't find the guitar I want, but a musical instrument store said maybe they could try to get one from other store. After two days, they told me that they got the guitar I want. So I decided to go and buy it on weekends.

     I'm really happy to have an ovation guitar thought it's a little expensive for me. I‘ll try to play the guitar better!

    I want to play an ovation guitar ,because one of my favourite band "Beyond'' played some ovation guitars. "Beyond " is a band from HongKong ,so they usually sang Cantonese songs.But they also sang some Japanese songs and English songs.

     Here is an English song. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LjZqPM8sWE4   Hope you'll enjoy it!

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