Afterwards the Shoin student were called up and then the partner from our group was also paired. This part was actually a lot of fun. It was cute seeing the different pairs and seeing how well they matched...or didnt. haha. My favorite was the Shoin student who looked like she had just come off a fashion show runway got paired up with a UD student who can be described as a white WIlliam Hung with glasses. The UD student totally turned briiiight red when he went up too. It was....priceless. haha (srry im being mean nd judgmental...but hey cant help myself :P)
It was a ton of fun. She also has an extra cell phone that she's willing to let me borrow!! yaaay!! im so happy! Unfortunately we didnt get to hang out afterwards as she has a part time job that she had to go to. We re going to meet up again on Monday though! I can't wait! We re definetely going to have a great time.
Here are some tid bits for the day. Let call it some insight into modern Japanese culture. haha. Ok first...I cannot stress to you how much the Japanese looove vending machines. There are vending machines from the usual drinks of soda and water...and hot and cold coffee...and my like new favorite drink...ROAYAL MILK TEA (which is basically bubble tea without the tapioca haha) there are also machines for hot food and even ones for cigarettes and BEER! yep...so basically anyone can buy a beer at these vending machines.
New Food Of the Day:
Curry Chicken Katsu! ...thats definitely not what its actually called...but I really dont know. haha. The spiciness of the curry went very well with the sweet rice and crunchy chicken katsu. It was a very fufilling dish!
Wait...so let me get this straight. You're learning Japanese IN Japan, shopping like crazy, eating what looks like absolutely delicious food...and it's all for your education? Wow Steph, I envy you to say the least haha. Sounds like you're having a blast though! I like you're blog, it lets me stalk you even when you're not here lol. Anywho, we should oovoo/skype again at some point when you have more time to talk! Although you sound like you're pretty busy everyday haha, but if you're going to be free, let me know when! Have a fun weekend!! =)
ReplyDelete-DavEy Crockett <---I was looking through some old yearpapers (my version on yearbooks before I bought our senior yearbook) and I found you're lovely heartfelt yearpaper signings..i believe you mentioned the word "swine" several times in those haha XP
...when are you going to try the real stuff SUSHI, SASHIMI??
ReplyDeletenicee! :D glad u are having fun! is it true that the toilets are strange in japan? haha butt wash or somethingg
ReplyDeleteNats: yep all in the name of education my friend :) Its been extremely hectic the first few days but I think Im starting to get the hang of living here though. Its great..really is. And yes we should talk again! umm Im usually around at like 7-8pm for u...nd usually back after class like after 11pm or so. You're best bet is probably 7-8. But im around :)
ReplyDeleteJ Chew: haha we did have sushi! Remember the blog of the Japanese men we met? They made fun of us but ended up buying us beer and paying for dinner! Also the sushi here is soo cheap! like a whole platter of sushi (fish+rice) maybe like 8-10 pieces can be found for as little as $5-6 nd no tax of course.
Mervamp: um I havnt actually been to any public restrooms quite yet. But the one in my room has a switch that has 大 on one side and 小 on the other. yep each flushes at different intensities depending on what you need haha ;P
When you go to china for the first time, you should prepare yourself for the public bathrooms-they might offend you :P. Glad you are having fun!!!
ReplyDeleteWrinklydog is Wei.
ReplyDeleteThe toilets are funny in japan. There's a button to push that basically washes your butt. :/
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