As I mentioed "the place I want to go" in the last week's post, I have many countries that I want to visit. I like seeing and learning old and traditional buildings/histories, so I rather want to go to Europe than United States or Canada. Especially the places that I am interested in are Olanda and Belgie. Both of them have many traditional buildings, so when I see their pitures, those makes me really crazily excited.
I can't really choose one specific country that i want to go because I seriously want to visit everywhere in Europe, but if I decide just one....., it will be France. France has some World Heritage Sites and is a beautiful country. I want to visit especially Versailles in France. There is a comic-book called "the Rose of Versailles- Versailles no Bara-" and this comic-book's story is based on the true history in France (like about Marie-Antoinette). Since I've read this story, I really bacame wanted to visit there including "the Versailles Palace".
I think, I want to go the place which is unusual, rare and not the famous place that many people might have already visited. I like taking pictures, so I want to take many great pictures when I go there, someday:)
Sunday, May 29, 2011
Sunday, May 22, 2011
(4) TVs and movies
I often get influenced by medias such as TVs and movies, so I don't know what to write about here..
I am interested in old buildings in Europe and nature in other countries like in Switzerland since I was junior high school. When I watched the TV about Europe, I just felt something like I really want to go to Europe someday.Since that day, I often reserch by magazines and books about Europe like England, France, Spain, Belgium, Turco, Greece, Italy, Rumania and almost everywhere in Europe. I have never been to Europe before, so I want to go to there, someday.
I am interested in old buildings in Europe and nature in other countries like in Switzerland since I was junior high school. When I watched the TV about Europe, I just felt something like I really want to go to Europe someday.Since that day, I often reserch by magazines and books about Europe like England, France, Spain, Belgium, Turco, Greece, Italy, Rumania and almost everywhere in Europe. I have never been to Europe before, so I want to go to there, someday.
Sunday, May 15, 2011
(2) version 2
Japanese people are more shy and private compared to western people, so there are some Japanese people who cannnot have their own opinions. I mean people who have the mind of "stereo type". "Stereo type" person sometimes don't have their options in their mind. Like the restaurant guy of the video that we watched. He had only one option and which was "we don't have sugar." He might thought that was the only one answer of it. Maybe Japanese people like to make the rules? Is that because Japanese people are distinguished among their status from long time ago? That is why students have the strick blocks between seniors and juniors. Grade 12 students are more likely to bahave haughtily than grade 11 studennts. If the senior orderd something to junior, junior will obey it, because they think the words that senior said are the only right thing. Like this, Japanese people sometimes don't have options in their mind compared to western people.
Sunday, May 8, 2011
(1) my goal
just for in case, i put this one, too :)
hello hello hello~! today's theme is pretty difficult.. im not sure about
my goals, but i have something that i want to achieve in the future. i want
to be able to speak many languages! isnt that cool? haha :) well, i really
like talking and communicating with forein people, and these days, i always
go to the global lounge in G-goukan and have lunch together with exchange
students <3 it's so much fun!
when i stayed in the dorms of high school, i shared the room with students
from korea, thai and china. so im interested in their native languages and
want to study them. actually, my japanese-partner is from korea, so he
teaches me korean sometimes and now, i know lots of bad words! i mean swear
words.haha but i think it's good, cause starting from the things im interested
in makes me feel like....i realy want to learn korean more and more.:)
and........! this is the way how i can get achieve it, i guess.
communicating with native people and sharing our feelings( probably can get more
deeper relationship b/w us..), is the shortest way to achieve my dream. ill
keep communicating with them, and ill do my best:) thank you:D
hello hello hello~! today's theme is pretty difficult.. im not sure about
my goals, but i have something that i want to achieve in the future. i want
to be able to speak many languages! isnt that cool? haha :) well, i really
like talking and communicating with forein people, and these days, i always
go to the global lounge in G-goukan and have lunch together with exchange
students <3 it's so much fun!
when i stayed in the dorms of high school, i shared the room with students
from korea, thai and china. so im interested in their native languages and
want to study them. actually, my japanese-partner is from korea, so he
teaches me korean sometimes and now, i know lots of bad words! i mean swear
words.haha but i think it's good, cause starting from the things im interested
in makes me feel like....i realy want to learn korean more and more.:)
and........! this is the way how i can get achieve it, i guess.
communicating with native people and sharing our feelings( probably can get more
deeper relationship b/w us..), is the shortest way to achieve my dream. ill
keep communicating with them, and ill do my best:) thank you:D
(2) unique invisible beliefs in Japan
YES!! I can publish post from my pc :) I don't know why I couldn't do it from school's one.
I think Japanese people are more private and shy compared to foreign people. That cultural things make Japanese people, not to say or argue sharply when they face to an inconvenient moment. They choose an each word very carefully not to make their opponent tendered. I mean Japanese people are too much worrying about other people's eyes. For example, some people can not say 'No' even though they don't want to. Why? I think that's because they worry about their opponent's feeling. Japanese people are tend to think other people's thinking, more than themselve's, I guss. Like this way, they sometimes insinuate instead of saying the truth clearly. Therefore, visitors or exchange students to Japan may need to know that sometimes Japanese people are not telling them the 100 percent truth. For the foreign people who especially like to tell the truth, will might be hard to understand the way Japanese people do.
I think Japanese people are more private and shy compared to foreign people. That cultural things make Japanese people, not to say or argue sharply when they face to an inconvenient moment. They choose an each word very carefully not to make their opponent tendered. I mean Japanese people are too much worrying about other people's eyes. For example, some people can not say 'No' even though they don't want to. Why? I think that's because they worry about their opponent's feeling. Japanese people are tend to think other people's thinking, more than themselve's, I guss. Like this way, they sometimes insinuate instead of saying the truth clearly. Therefore, visitors or exchange students to Japan may need to know that sometimes Japanese people are not telling them the 100 percent truth. For the foreign people who especially like to tell the truth, will might be hard to understand the way Japanese people do.
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