CI Aql run at Kyoto The Kyoto team (Matsumoto Katsura, Makoto Uemura, Taichi Kato) took a 3.2-hour time series (5.68-5.81 UT) on CI Aql around the expected primary minimum. The object showed a rather flat minimum around the start of the run, then rose by ~0.1 mag until the end of the run. Such a large-amplitude variation has only been recorded in the Apr. 29 run by S. Kiyota. The present variablity may be related to the eclipse light variation with a broad, shallow minimum. A relatively large phase offset would be necessary if the observed minimum reflects the eclipse. Multi-longitude, long runs are requested in order to check whether the light variation is caused by the eclipse or intrinsic variation. We also encourage time-resolved photometry even outside predicted eclipses. Regards, On behalf of the VSNET CI Aql Collaboration team