Today I was rather busy from morning.
First, I had to submit some necessary documents to the division of the public health service in our town office for my husband to renew his certification card to assure special medical treatments in the university hospital from the Government of Osaka Prefecture. Then as a wife of the patient, I received some consultation and counseling which was offered by a young public health nurse who came to help us from another neighboring city. I spent all the morning for this medical-related procedure.
After a delicious lunch outside, I went to the Passport Center in central Osaka for the renewal of my 10-year-passport. Everything went through very smoothly, thanks to the staff’s efficiency in the office.
One week later I will go there once again to collect the new passport. I am looking forward to seeing how it will be like.
By the way, the Foreign Ministry of Japan publicizes the warning notice in the Passport Center for those who have plans to visit the southern part of the Philippines, Israel-the West Bank-Gaza, Britain, Sri Lanka, Argentine and so forth. What made me worry most was the situation of the Philippines. Christians and the wealthy people including the Japanese are targeted and even killed over there.
As of today, there was no warning report about Malaysia, which I felt relieved.
