In Japan, we often hear a lot of fearful news about London lately, and we were a little
afraid of safety. But the Vandon Court is just in front of the Guards of her Majesty and
we see many policemen patrolling at all times, we feel so relieved around there in Vandon
Court or any other placs in London.

Transportation such as buses and tubes is so convenient that we can easily go to
anywhere we want, but number 11 bus does not go straight to the City any more,
so we have to change at Auldwych.

Mr Piers writes on his flat mamual as “ Please take off your shoes”, and we noticed
during our stay around the ceremony of the Queen’s Birthday, a great number of horses
were marching on Petty France and othe streets too. The wastes of horses were left
every morning, so let’s take off our shoes and clean the room by ourselves.

There are several personal and private things in his flat which we cannot touch our hand,
such as whiskeys and wines, but we spent a lot of oil, vinegar, tea and cupsoups. And we
replaced them of course, although it was not easy to cook in such a small kitchen.

We had difficulty in finding a room for one month stay in London and we could reach at
Mr Piers finally and fortunately.

We had broken his glass table at the very end of our stay and we are truly sorry for that.

We were under the care of Mr Piers from the beginning till the end of our days
in London, we are so grateful to him. We believe he is the very best host in London.

Just one thing we feel regret is that Mr Piers spent a few years in Japan some years ago,
but he has forgotten almost all Japanese.

Thank you very much indeed.

Kazuo and Tomoko Takahashi