Another update from Japan! I should have been writing more, but honestly, I haven’t done that much that I felt writing about. A lot of stuff I do in my everyday life is the same as I have been explaining previously. That said it’s not like I just sit at home, so here are some of the things I have been up to. I also … Continue reading Fall in Japan
It’s finally time for another post, where I update you on my life here in Japan. I try to collect some fun events I attend since most of my days are simply attending school, and I find it hard to do anything when it’s 35°C+ and blazing sun. So let’s get right into it. As I wrote in my last update, I had just finished … Continue reading Sommer in Japan! Japan’s biggest firework show, bon odori, and more
So as the name suggests, this is part two as I put out two updates today, so keep that in mind if you want to hear the whole story!So vacation arrived, and I decided to go to Sendai. To travel with the Shinkansen, go somewhere else, and explore like I did when I first came to Japan. I ended up half traveling with a classmate … Continue reading Last six weeks part 2/2
So it has been far too long since I last posted here, six whole weeks!So what have I been up to the last six weeks? As mentioned in the last update, I needed to focus more on school, as after the midterm exam, the speed picked up a lot! So I have spent a lot of time studying while doing the usual stuff. I go … Continue reading Last six weeks part 1/2
In 2018 was the first time I was in Japan, and there are few things I remember as fondly as the TeamLab Borderless experience. And even though the Teamlab Borderless has closed for now (more about that below), when I heard the name TeamLab Planets I knew I had to go. So I went to the site and got a really beautiful experience. TeamLab focuses … Continue reading TeamLabs Plantes, Gundam, Aomi, Mid-term test, and losing classmates
Time for another update, first off I wanted to show you a class photo we took, so you can see the people I spent most of my week with. These are all my classmates, and one of our three teachers.We also had an earthquake drill this week before leaving for golden week, well all we had to do was open the door, hide under our … Continue reading Classmates, night stroll, and Jindai Botanical Garden (Again)
It’s been a while since my last update, but this is because I get into more regular days. Most of my days are spent around school and homework, and I have explored most places near my home. But that shall not stop me from finding something beautiful on weekends, and Tokyo is full of beautiful places! One of my friends from my class “Sven” told … Continue reading Tokyo from 45’th floor and becoming a regular
I haven’t written as much as I would like, but I guess this week I will talk about my school Kai, and some about the train system I pass through every day. So I found my school through “GoGoNihon”. They are an agency specializing in connecting international students with language schools (Nihon means Japan, so this is their Japanese site). In there, they split their … Continue reading Starting school and trains
As I was exploring the Chōfu and digging through the pile of documents I got from city hall, I quickly decided I wanted to go to Jindai Botanical Gardens, as the name suggests it’s a botanical garden full of beautiful plants and trees. It was quite weird being there, as the area is massive, you couldn’t see the city at all and apart from the … Continue reading Jindai Botanical Gardens
Since so much stuff is happening, I will already be giving you an update now. I have fully moved into my room in Japan, and apart from having no duvet or pillow, everything is super nice. I have met some of the others who live here, and we are from many nationalities so far I have met people from: Germany, USA, Philippines, Spain, Poland, Russia, … Continue reading Landing in Japan
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