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| Umbrella Printmaking with Primary School children |
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| Bits and bobs of japan bags and umbrellas make for ingenious farming nagoya is great for coffee houses; eric life offers you 'intelligent way', at mollys cafe your table number is a plastic animal, they had a photograph of brighton pier, brilliant! gold fish hanging in trees at a firework festival! graveyards here...different. if in doubt you can point for your dinner at the plastic food display cabinets crossroads; people are really polite, i still don't know who is supposed to give way first... |
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| Our beautiful view from our balcony apartment. |
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| Look whos in the local paper for attending a traditional tea ceremony. Yummy creamy green tea in a traditionally crafted bowl that you have to wait for one by one in a circle, turn it around 3 times to the right, eat a bean paste sweet and listen to a lady talk in japanese whilst sitting on your knees getting cramp. |
Films i have been watching.
Lost in translation really sums alot up.
Gravity's Clown was a japanese dvd Anna, another international student from Germany, lent us to watch.(www.pinkmonkeee.livejournal.com) It was nice to practice what i had learnt in our japanese lessons; i could just about recognise the thank you's and hello's.
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