My Dear Grandfather

How are you? I think you are not good because you have already died. I want to ask you some questions. In addition to questions, I want to introduce my age. I think you died about two hundred and fifty years ago. Therefore, you don’t know my age and lifestyle.
 
At first, I want to ask you some questions. Where were you born? I mean, in which part of Japan were you born? I’m interested in that fact. My father was born in Aomori and my mother was born in Tokyo. However, my family lives on Ibaraki. It’s too far from Aomori. I don’t know why my parents are living on Ibaraki, so I want to know the reason. For the same reason, I want to know the facts about your birth.
 
Next, I want to ask you about your job and hobby. It is important information for me, because, perhaps I have inherited your talents. In addition to this question, I want to ask you about your weaknesses. For example, I want to know if you had no head for mathematics or you were poor at sports. If I can know your weak point, perhaps I can improve it! Therefore, please respond my question if you can.
 
I want to ask you the most important question for me. Please respond to this question, even if you can’t do it. Do you know why my last name is Higashi? I want to know the reason possibly. I will wait for you for as long a time as I possibly can.
 
At last, I want to introduce my age and my lifestyle a little. Do you know what is a car? Perhaps you don’t know. It is one kind of vehicle. It is not an animal. We can handle it by ourselves. If I use a car, I can go to far away in a short time. Probably, you feel amazed when you see this machine. However, you had better not be amazed by this example. We can fly in the sky by using one kind of vehicle that is called an "airplane". Can you imagine that amazing fact? If you see it, maybe you will die again from great amazement. As you know, we don’t know each other and each other's age. Therefore, please contact me. I’m looking forward to seeing you. Goodbye. 

Source :  http://www.elc.byu.edu/classes/buck/w_garden/students/students_past.html