A photo of the strong wind damage in Hirosaki posted on Twitter by a company employee living in Hirosaki on Twitter on May 8 attracts the attention of Internet users.

The Twitter account “Seechan” who posted the photo is a woman in her 20s living in Hirosaki. When I tweeted, “Miffy's balloon doll is being blown away by the wind,” Miffy's all fell down due to the strong wind. 95,000 likes were received (above, as of 18:00 on May 10).

The maximum instantaneous wind speed in Hirosaki on this day was 17.9 meters per second as announced by the Japan Meteorological Agency. The average wind speed was 4.6 meters per second, the strongest this year. Seechan said, “At about 17:20 on the 8th, I caught the shutter while laughing at the scene I found during shopping, saying, “This is a buzz”.”

On the net, comments such as "I laughed with my stomach hungry" "I was tired of GW after all?" "It's kind of cute because they are all facing the same direction" (above, original mom) There was also a comment from the crowded background, "I knew that this photo alone was in Hirosaki City."

“I turned it off because the notifications didn't stop. The number of retweets exceeded 10,000 retweets during the lunch break the next day and reached 20,000 in the evening. 50,000 people crying while working overtime I don't know what's so interesting, but I'm happy if there's anyone who can smile a little on these topics."

A staff member at the Misawa Homes Hirosaki Exhibition Hall (Takada, Hirosaki City), who displayed the Miffy dolls that had been knocked down by the strong wind, said, “I apologize to all Miffy fans for the apologies. I would like to apologize to the Miffy fans. Was stored in a different location, but it was blown into the site due to the strong wind. Now we are using heavy stones to prevent storms. Please see with our building that can withstand strong winds." ..