Another one of my interesting projects is taking pics of the fudz they give us at school. Kyuushoku is life. I love it… one for the best parts of the school day!
Another one of my interesting projects is taking pics of the fudz they give us at school. Kyuushoku is life. I love it… one for the best parts of the school day!
~5 hit combo~ posts are going to be random pics/thingamabobs that belong to either my random projects or just things that are not quite full posts.
Fudebako are pencil cases… this is one of my random projects…
BEHOLD… WHAT JAPANESE CHILDREN CART THEIR STATIONARY AROUND IN!!!!
This trip to the children’s home was an actual visit for the kids as opposed to a trip to there fete. We introduced ourselves in our own special ways and got to see the Kid’s houses. We also basically got to know them a little bit better.
Brian teaching them how to surf… yes we can.
Hisami and Akira doing a duet.
Ian’s BANANA song… actually it was quite epic.
I had a cool DVD video presentation about SA and peeps from home to a Mandoza soundtrack… the kids seemed to like it.
In general i have found Kwaaito goes down well here.
Sam… speaking about AUSSIE… Oi?
I am a huge fan of the Fantaro series of ads with Asashoryu in them!
Also check out the related videos! they rock… almost make me wanna drink fanta… almost
Just atop the Haruna-san i s a small shrine. A pretty well kept secret seeing as it took a pretty long time for me to learn of its existence. Well no I knew there was a shrine up there somewhere… I just had no Idea where.
I got a call from Sean at on a sunny Saturday and met him and a few other ALTs for a trip to the shrine. There was supposed to be some sort of matsuri going down but it turned out to be a lie.
Up the touge we went… I was a tad quicker than Jonas but then speed limits on my mountain are only restricted by whomever happens to be in front of me at the time. We pulled up by the lake, took a stroll and hit the slow-carts before heading off to the shrine.
Some of the local wildlife. |
Sean and I took the clever option and drove to the entrance of the shrine to minimise the walking.
we still had a fair amount of walking to do but walking in a shrine is pretty damn awesome. I still cant believe it took me so long to go to the place!
We went past Pagodas, along paths near waterfalls and up a good many stairs to get to the actual shrine but it was well worth it in the end.
by the way… you can click on the pics to make them bigger… just so you know.