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　This year, due to the influence of corona infection, the graduation ceremony was divided into two. First, let me tell you about the graduation ceremony held on March 1st. 　After the ceremony, where everyone was nervous, they all talked, took pictures, and seemed relieved. I would like them to do their best in the next […]

　December 25th … Santa Claus came to school! The students were very excited about Santa’s appearance at the surprise. 　This year, the party was canceled due to the infection of COVID-19, and it was a little lonely Christmas, but they were very happy to get a present from Santa.

We went to Toba, Ise Shrine on 19th・20th in August. The ocean view seen from “Toba Tenbodai(observation deck)” was so superb. The sea breeze was refreshing made us forget the heat. Escape from the din and bustle of a big city, stepped on pebbles and walked deep into a large tree forest. “Ise Shrine” that […]

June 20th, a wonderfully sunny day between the rainy season. As the other day, I went to Lake Biwa. The long-awaited BBQ today!! Lots of chicken, beef, seafood! At the end, I enjoyed the usual “water play”.

On June 7th, it was very fine day before rainy season. We went to Lake Biwa-the largest lake in Japan. The view to the back from Biwako Ohashi Bridge was very beautiful. We felt very good, so played in the water. In the end, we visited “Shirahige Shrine”, which is famous for its “Torii” floating […]

On December 20th, the last class of this year was done. After the class, we held “Christmas Party”. The women and the children of a neighborhood association took part in our party. It is exactly an exchange of different cultures and different generations. We were very satisfied with the party because of the presents from […]

It was beautiful autumn day that day. Kiyomizu-dera is listed one of the UNESCO world cultural heritage sites. As we climbed up the crowd, the brightly colored autumn leaves welcomed us. I was impressed by the autumn leaves that I had only seen in the photos.

We went to USJ by “Optional Tour in USJ” on Nov. 16th Saturday. We left school by car at 7:00 in the morning. We enjoyed there from opening to closing to the full. So we had a doze in the return car…did you meet Harry Potter in your dream?

“Okonomiyaki-Party”-welcome new friends from Nepal. All dormitory students made “Okonomiyaki”. “Dancing”, “Boxing”, “Playing the guitar”, and finally “Arm Wrestling” began. They looked very satisfied though they came from the different countries. They enjoyed the very exciting party.

We took part in a festival at “Yamashina-Sannomiya” held once a year. More than 40 men carry “Mikoshi “a portable shrine” and walk around the town. It weighs over 1 ton. We had very valuable experiences, “Sashi” and “Neri”.