3月
23日,
2017年
Graduation Ceremony
In the graduation ceremony I bring back my precious memories I spent in the college life with them.（卒業式では、私が彼らと過ごした貴重な大学生活の記憶がよみがえりました。）
Anyway, I want to thank them for giving me such amazing memories. （ともかく、最高の思い出をありがとう。）
I'm looking forward to seeing you again some day.（またいつか会える日を楽しみにしてるぜ。）
3月
17日,
2017年
Shibuya Crossing
Thousands of pedestrian all cross at same time from five directions ( Up to 3,000 people use the crossing per green cycle.)
Why is the crossing so busy?.......
Shibuya is one of the major shopping districts in Tokyo and so many people are walking between various stores near the crossing. Also, there are so many things to do such as restaurants, movie theaters, karaoke. If you're bored and getting nothing to do, it would be good idea for you to hang out in Shibuya to kill some time.
3月
14日,
2017年
Tonki ... Tonkatsu ... Pork Cutlet
Expect to sones $17 to $25.
This is one of the best Tonkatsu in Tokyo. But Tonkatsu is such a popular item in Japan, you can find many Tonkatsu restaurants and most of they are very good. But Tonki will serve in the counter only environment. You need to try this.
https://www.tripadvisor.com/Restaurant_Review-g1066450-d1677865-Reviews-Tonki-Meguro_Tokyo_Tokyo_Prefecture_Kanto.html
3月
10日,
2017年
Japanese Breakfast at Sukiya
Sukiya is my favorite place for breakfast.
Of cause you can spend $20 ~ $50 at the hotel to have buffet breakfast, but it is fun to go to those fast food restaurant?
You pick the item you want, you usually buy a ticket as you enter the restaurant. No tipping.
3月
8日,
2017年
Japan Fair 2017 in Bellevue, Washington
Japan Fair 2017 ... July 8 and 9, 2017 at Maydenbauer Center in Bellevue, Washington.
http://www.japanfairus.org
2月
23日,
2017年
Let's give it a shot!!
Do you know the meaning of the following kanjis?
Human ( hito )
Heart ( kokoro )
Respect ( sonkei )
2月
22日,
2017年
Japanese Calligraphy
kakizome
Can you understand the meaning of this kanji?The Japanese calligraphy called shodo is one of the most sophisticated arts in Japan.
These days, most Japanese usually use pencils or ballpoints to write letters and other documents. But the Japanese calligraphy, where an ink-dipped brush is used artistically to create Japanese-kanji and Japanese-kana characters, remains a traditional part of Japan’s culture.
As an example, Japanese students learn the basics of calligraphy in penmanship classes during the elementary school.
On top of that, at the beginning of year Japanese write calligraphy known as kakizome, where they create calligraphic works symbolizing their wishes and hopes for the new year.
2月
18日,
2017年
Fun Fact about Japan!!!
Escalator ... Which side do you stand?
In Osaka (or Kansai ... West Side of Japan), people stand on the right side. But in Tokyo, people stand on the left. Does anyone know why?
Visit Japanese-Online.com blog at http://en.bloguru.com/japaneseonline/ where you can post your won comment.
