I was thinking that it's been warm this year even in November, but this weekend the weather has become so cold that the north wind is really starting to bite.

On Saturday, when the wind was blowing strongly from the morning, the beginners' school

We reef the sail and set sail.

The instructor gets on board and practices sail trim in the wind.

On Sunday, the wind calmed down, but the morning was chilly and the sea was a bit foggy.

It was getting lighter as everyone headed out to sea!

The morning basic school was held jointly with classes 2 and 3.

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At the same time, the All Japan charter boats were handed over and measured.

In the afternoon, there was also a final RS training session before the actual race.

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So, after doing a few practice starts, we did race practice on the same course as on the day.

Aero will start first, and one minute later the warning signals for the other boats will be given.

Rounding the lower mark, the aeros are in a close race.

Here we see Aero 5 and 6 competing!

The season has progressed rapidly, and some people have said, "I'm going to wear a dry suit from today!"

As long as the sunshine is out, it's still a pleasant sailing season.

And on the 18th and 19th, the RS Japan Open and the 1st RSaero Championship will be held!

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Good luck to all participants!