Typhoon 22nd prevented me from going out, instead I reviewed recent pageview stats.

Despite Typhoon 21st (Lan) attacked Tokyo area last weekend, this weekend, another Typhoon 22nd (Saola) is just attacking Tokyo area. Last weekend, the water rose to the limit of the embankment of Moto-arakawa River, and it was about to become a flood. Of course, I had to abandon to go out cycling today.

Typhoon 22nd (Saola)  Track Forecast

(c) Japan Meteorological Agency

Typhoon 21st (Lan) Track

(c) Japan Meteorological Agency

Instead, I reviewed recent pageview statics of my blog. The latest one months' statistical data of my page-views by countries is as follows;

<Top 10 Country of latest one month>
 Country   Page-views
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Japan   759
Russia   342
United States   296
France   136
Ukraine   57
Brazil   26
Spain   19
India   19
United Kingdom   18
Germany   11

As a frequency of my post getting higher, the number of articles attached English summary was getting down. Because making English summary is not as easy as writing an article in Japanese. However, the number of pageview from foreign countries is increasing compare to the number I mentioned in the article posted in last March. Especially, access from east Europe is increasing sharply. I cannot understand the reason such phenomenon is happened.

Today, I added English summary to the article posted September 30th. I’d like to add English summary as many as I can for the convenience to foreign visitors.

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