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Today, September 16th, is "Respect for the Aged Day" to honor the elderly and celebrate longevity. In addition, the week from September 15th to 21st is designated as "Senior Citizen Week". There will be various activities and events related to the welfare of the elderly throughout the country, such as social participation and volunteer activities using the knowledge, experience and abilities of the elderly, visits to the elderly with dementia...

And the image is an owl quietly perched on the end of a branch. It lives in forests, grasslands, and agricultural land, and is called "the doctor of forest knowledge" and "the philosopher of the forest". From puns such as "Fukurairo" and "no hardship", it is considered a symbol of longevity and health, and it appears in many celebrations, especially for the respect for the elderly.

Famed Fitzwilliam Museum is located in the heart of Cambridge, England at the University of Cambridge. The museum is home to a variety of art collections and artefacts from around the globe. One of the most impressive spaces within the museum is the Art Gallery Hall, which is located on the first floor of the building. This stunning gallery features a range of paintings, sculptures and other works of art from different periods in history, including art from the Renaissance, Baroque and Rococo periods. It features an impressive collection of Dutch and Flemish paintings from the 17th century, including works by famous artists such as Rembrandt, Rubens and Van Dyck. The gallery is also frequently used as a venue for lectures, concerts and other cultural events, making it a vibrant and dynamic space within the museum.

The great hornbill is found in the Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia. It is one of the larger members of the hornbill family. The first thing you might notice about this bird is its bright yellow helmet (called a casque) on top of its long, curved beak. The back of the casque is reddish in females, while the underside of the front and back of the casque is black in males. Hornbills sometimes fly high over forests, and it is said you can hear the flapping of their wings from 800 metres away. They can also be a monkey’s best friend – hornbills will eat insects that annoy monkeys, and in return the monkeys give warning calls to the birds when they see predators or humans.

It's grape-harvesting time on Pico, a centuries-old tradition that kicks off in early September. Pico is one of nine islands which make up an autonomous region of Portugal called the Azores archipelago. The islands themselves are peaks of vast volcanic mountains that rise high above the Atlantic Ocean.

Looming in the background of today's photo is Mount Pico, a stratovolcano partly responsible for the island's flourishing wine industry. The mineral-rich volcanic earth and warm climate demand unique methods for growing grapes. Fields of vines run along the ground, resting on top of black basalt rocks the locals call 'biscoitos' (biscuits).

These rock biscuits serve a purpose: During the day, the rocks absorb and give back heat, which in turn helps ripen the grapes. The bull, while picturesque, is merely a bystander enjoying the flowers and the view, and perhaps musing about mysteries of viticulture on a far-flung volcanic island.