Annとの冒険第3回。ワシントンD.C.旅行。圧巻はホワイトハウス訪問。緊張しました。廊下に掲げられたケネディの肖像画だけ、うつむき加減で寂しげな表情なので「何故?」と質問したら「急に亡くなったので肖像画をつくる時間がなかった・・・・」と。

JAMSTECワシントン事務所も行きました。
健一もJohnに会うために同行。

 

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海洋機構ワシントン事務所    オバマさんが行くバーガー屋さん

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  レーガン大統領が撃たれたホテル

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                                                                                                      ボストンのよう

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                                                                                 「ちきゅう」展示

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首都ワシントンの地下鉄は核シェルターになっている。

  ホワイトハウス訪問証拠写真(撮影禁止なのにこっそり撮ったもの)

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Pentagon City

 

2010年2月6日土曜日

The White House

the whitehouse visit

Visited the White House with my friends in the U.S.. Very fortunate.
“Walk fast!” “Go straight!” Oh, I was so scared!

Inside, we were guided into about ten rooms only on the ground floor with a guide. Profiles of the Presidents, family members and other guests were interesting. The painting of John F. Kennedy on the corridor was different from others. He looked calm or sad, as he closed his eyes and looked down. That was so impressive. The guide explained the reason to me that the profile was painted after his sudden death so the painter was not able to draw his eyes.

WH tour map
tour guide
The National Archives of History was the place I was eager to visit, but I was not able to see any documents, because I haven’t prepared well enough to pass through the “researcher’s gate.” I regret it.
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