We had the first weekend in Japan. After a big party on Saturday, many aimed different directions on Sunday, some to the Disney, some went to Yokohama. At the meanwhile, no one forgot the task of the Blog, and the second entry from all the groups have been updated on time. Enjoy the reading!
Sunday, May 11, 2014
Second Blog Entry
Saturday, May 10, 2014
Campus Tour
The study program started on Saturday. After a short orientation on various house keeping matters, students had a chance to meet their Conversation Partners in the first time. This is a wonderful system, that although we are new here, every one has a feeling that they already knew some one in the campus, and many conversations had started even before they arrived.
Friday, May 9, 2014
Day Tour Tokyo
We enjoyed the first day in Tokyo by a fully packed tour. Our walks covered Meiji Shine, Shinjuku and Skytree. At the shine we observed a beautiful wedding ceremony and touch that very famous power-spot; at Shinjuku we escaped a heavy rain and had a good meal of “creative dishes”; and at the Skytree, the unexpected schedule gave us a chance of shopping. Most became extremely tired and the group separated to small ones in Shinjuku at past 7:00pm.
Thursday, May 8, 2014
Arrived!
It was a very smooth flight, and we have arrived Japan as schedule. It took much longer time to process before we came out, and Ms. Matsunobu has been waiting for us for really a while. Bus ride to the campus took a little less time than scheduled, and all luggage went to the room around 7:00pm. Now, we are “home”! At around 9:30pm, quite a few went out, and they saw the instructor who was standing besides the train station, and apparently the purchase of tickets for tomorrow had took him more than a hour…(!)
Leaving for Japan
We are leaving for Japan! The flight is at 13:45, but many kept to write to the Line group even at around 3 or 4 in the morning, and the earliest arrival at the airport was some four hours earlier. Boarding procedures went smoothly, and flight left right on time. At the airport, the instructor was approached by one who was working at the food court that her son was a member of the same group last year!