Monday, December 5, 2011

Foreign country


Actually I would like to visit all of the places which John posted on his blog.
I love visiting new places.But I love going to Hawaii.

Have you ever been there??
You may think choosing Hawaii is too boring because Hawaii is too familiar to Japanese.
I don't do anything special there except relaxing.( I am afraid of water,so I can't swim in a beach)
I love weathers,foods (like tropical fruits),and people....
Whenever I go there, we stay in Moana Surfrider Hotel which is our fab hotel(the picture above).
When i sleep,I always keep windows half open. It lets me hear wonderful sounds of waves.
In that way,I can sleep incredibly well.
I really recommend u to visit there if you haven't!! I can tell you my favorite stores if u want ;)haha

Monday, November 14, 2011

celebrities:)

I am not really into Hollywood celebrities.
I think they are pretty handsome and incredibly beautiful though.

Actually I am not the kind of person who is really interested in celebrities.
I used to like To-Ho-Shin-Ki,and Keisuke Koide.
For To-Ho-Shin-Ki, I love how they look,attitude toward funs ,and of course their songs.
Their music videos are so cool. You should check out!!
K-POPs are very popular among Japanese ppl now,but they are not to be compared with other K-POP idols that came out one after another.

Fall;)




I am not planning to go to see colored leaves. But the best colored leaves I've seen in my life are maple leafs I saw in Canada.
It was just amazing. The colors of leaves turn to yellows,and then gradually change to yellows to reds. I really loved the views which is decorated with those warm colored leaves.
I always want to go to see Japanese maple leaf to kyoto,but I heard there are too much ppl and it's so crowded.
So I am hesitate to go there. I better go to see at least once though. Since I'm Japanese.

Instead of going to Kyoto, I went to Tokyo to see my friends.
I went to Tokyo Tower for the first time!! Here is the picture~!
See? Isn't it beautiful? Unfortunately,it was raining,the view from the Tokyo Tower is not as clear as a fine day.
Still! it was a great view.I recommend u to go there once :) I think it cost you 1400yen to go to the top of the tower.


anyway, I had a great holiday during the festival:)

Monday, November 7, 2011

20years later



hmm 20years later from now...

By that time,I'll be married with the man I really love(hopefully...)and stay home doing housework,baking cookies while waiting for kids coming back from school or...I wanna own a cozy cafe at the 1st floor of my house.And wanna sell there homemade cakes and cookies with a nice cup of tea.This is one of my dream:)
In my free time,I will be going out for lunch with friends,if it is weekends,I would love to go to a picnic or a park with kids and hoseband.
As my wish,I wanna go dating only with hoseband once a month!(without kids)lol

These are just my ideal though♪ All I want is living peacefully with my family <3

Sunday, October 30, 2011

Japanese Universities



First of all,

What does "perform badly" mean??


Many of Japanese university students think that all they have to do in University is passing courses and getting required credits.
so,many don't really care wheather what they learn in that course or how usuful subject is to them. All they care is how easily they can get credits.
So studnts are likely to choose the courses that teacher doesn't take atendance,and give us greade by handing in only one final report or taking a final exam.

I hate this kind of system.I don't wanna take classes that I am not interested in or is not useful to me no matter how easy that class is. So I don't like teacher who judges student's grade by only one final test/report marks.
It's totally my opinion,but getting bad marks doesn't mean 'perform badly'
For me,not attending class and wish for credits are much worse.
I don't think it's good idea.
Skipping classes sometimes are okay,of course I do,too! We all feel lasy to go to class. But,not attending all classes are a different story. If you don't go to class,what's the point of coming to University even though ur parents is paying lots of many for us?

However,I think teacher should check the prosess that the students take.
you know waht I'm trying to say??>_<
hmm.. anyway,the important thing is how much efforts that student puts in that class.
In order words,even how high mark you get on the test without attending a class,I would say he/she 'perform badly'
what do you think??

oh! Btw,since I am not a 'perfect student' I can't say much though..^^;;

scary stuff.


hmm...I started not to be scared of ghost or those stuff at sometime.

well,when I was little,I couldn't go wash room or up stair after watching scary TV program.I always asked my dad to come where ever I go,even to a wash room.haha

One day,my dad wasn't at home,but I watch some scary stuff on TV(accidentally..),so I asked my older brother to turn on all the lights in the house while I clime up stairs to the 2nd floor. But when I reached to the middle of stairs,he suddenly turned off all the lights!! Of course,ON PURPOSE!! I got really scared and yelled at this evil brother 'WHAT ARE YOU DOING!! TURN ON THE LIGHT PLZ PLZ PLZ!!' X<
He was laughing at me crying ;( How terrible he is.

But I know he was the one who couldn't sleep by him self!lol What a BOY!

Monday, October 17, 2011

Cultural difference

Since I've studied abroad for 3 years I must have experienced lots of cultural differences...but,hmm.. can't really think of it X(

I remember one thing. About aniverseries.
In Japan, couples are usually celeblate their aniversaries once a month(I mean they have aniverseries per one month.)But I heard from one of my korean friend,she said that in Korea,they celeblate each 100days.(per 100days?)so first aniversary is gonna be hold on 100th day since they started going out.
It's different system as Japan. Many of Japanese couples celebrate on each months.Also how they celeblate is much more romantic I thought.
Are they influenced by romantic korean dramas??